101

_It was a happy Golden Day_, 110

_I prithee send me back my Heart_, 143

_In_ Chloris _all soft Charms agree_, 162

_I lik'd, but never lov'd before_, 171

Iris _beware when_ Strephon _pursues_, 199

_I am one in whom Nature has_, 241

_In vain, in vain, the God I ask_, 251

_In the Devil's Country there_, 271

_In elder Time, there was of_ Yore, 289

Ianthia _the lovely, the Joy of_, 301

Jockey _met with_ Jenny _fair_, 317

_I met with the Devil in the_, 330

_Jilting is in such a Fashion_, 333

Jockey _loves his_ Moggy _dearly_, 341

L

_Let the Females attend_, 8

_Let's be jolly, fill our Glasses_, 16

_Let's sing of Stage-Coaches_, 20

_Last_ Christmas _'twas my chance_, 25

_Lately as thorough the fair_, 44

_Let Soldiers fight for Pay and Praise_, 145

_Long had_ Damon _been admir'd_, 158

Laurinda, _who did love Disdain_, 167

_Let Ambition fire thy Mind_, 205

_Long was the Day e'er_ Alexis, 214

_Let's be merry, blith and jolly_, 337

M

_My Friend if you would understand_, 94

_Marriage it seems is for better_, 272

N

_No more let_ Damon's _Eyes pursue_, 239

_Nay pish, nay pish, nay pish Sir_, 305

_No, no every Morning my_, 323

_Now my Freedom's regain'd_, 325

_No_, Phillis, _tho' you've all the Charms_, 338

_Now to you ye dry Wooers_, 340

O

_Once more to these Arms my_, 92

_One Night in my Ramble I_, 109

_Oh! let no Eyes be dry_, 130

_Old_ Lewis le Grand, _he raves like_, 151

_Of old Soldiers, the Song you_, 217

_Of late in the Park a fair Fancy_, 243

_Oh! how you protest and solemnly_, 316

P

Philander _and_ Sylvia, _a gentle_, 140

_Poor_ Jenny _and I we toiled_, 146

_Pretty_ Floramel, _no Tongue can_, 160

_Plague us not with idle Stories_, 204

_Poor_ Mountfort _is gone, and the