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Adsons Saraband |
Al-a-Mode de France |
All in a Garden Green |
An old man is a bed full of Bones |
Argeers |
Aye me, or the Simphony |
Bath |
Beggar Boy |
Blew Cap |
Boat-man |
Bobbing Joe |
Broome |
Castbella |
Cheerily and Merrily |
Chestnut |
Chirping of the Larke |
Chirping of the Nightingale |
Confesse his Tune |
Country Coll |
Cuckolds all a row |
Daphne |
Dargason, or Sedany |
Dissembling Love |
Drive the cold winter away |
Dull Sir John |
Fine Companion |
Faine I would if I could |
Fryar and the Nun |
Gathering Peascods |
Glory of the west |
Godesses |
Graies Inne Maske |
Greenwood |
Grimstock |
Gun |
Halfe Hanikin |
Have at thy coat old woman |
Health to Betty |
Healths |
Hearts ease |
Hide Parke |
Hit or misse |
Hockley i'th hole |
If all the World were Paper |
Irish Lady |
Irish trot |
Jack-o-Lent |
Jack Pudding |
Jenny pluck Pares |
Jog on |
Kemps Jeg |
Kettle Drum |
Lady Cullen |
Lady lye neare me |
Lady spillers |
Lavana |
London Gentlewoman |
Lord of Carnarvons Jeg |
Lulling beyond thee |
Mage on a Cree |
Mayd peept out of the window |
Mayden Lane |
Merry Merry Milke Mayds |
Milke Mayds Bob |
Millisons Jegge |
Millfield |
Mundesse |
New Boe peepe |
Newcastle |
New Exchange |
New New Nothing |
Night Peece |
Nonesuch |
An old man is a bed full of Bones |
Old Mole |
Once I loved a Mayden faire |
Parsons farewell |
Pauls Steeple |
Pauls Wharfe |
Peppers black |
Petticoat wag |
Picking of sticks |
Prince Ruperts March |
Punks delight |
Rose is red, and Rose is white |
Row well ye Marriners |
Rufty, tufty |
Saint Martins |
Saraband |
Saturday Night and Sunday Morne |
Scotch Cap |
Shepheards Holyday |
Skellamefago |
Slip |
Souldiers Life |
Spanish Jepsies |
Spanyard |
Staines Morris |
Step Stately |
Stingo |
Tom Tinker |
Upon a Summers day |
Up tayles all |
Whirligig |
Whish |
Woodycock
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