Short Title | Philadelphia Jest, 1790 |
Title | New Entertaining Philadelphia Jest-Book, The |
Pages | 100 |
Publisher | Woodhouse, W. |
Location | AoA |
Date | 1790 |
Place | Philadelphia |
Data Place | AoA: E22799 |
Comments |
First Line | Page | Verses |
My love is gone to sea | 92 | 3 |
Hark! hark! the joy-inspiring horn | 92-93 | 4 |
Ladies cannot but approve, The | 93-94 | 3 |
To my best my friends are free | 94 | 1 |
Says Tycho to his ploughman Hodge one night | 95 | 1 |
Just one word more, my lords, before we part | 95-96 | 5 |
First come, first serv'd, old dotards say | 96 | 1 |
Beneath an oak a rustic clown | 97-98 | 7 |
Gentleman possess'd a fav'rite spaniel, A | 98-99 | 3 |
When bus'ness calls, or friends invite me | 99-100 | 5 |
New-blown rose, elate with pride, A | 100 | 2 |