Bibliography - Ladies New Memo, 1794

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Short Title Ladies New Memo, 1794 
Title Ladies New Memorandum-Book, The 
Pages 156 
Publisher Carter and Wilkinson 
Location AoA 
Date 1794 
Place Providence 
Data Place AoA: E27191 
Comments  
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Kirkaldy is a bonny place  121-122 
Come, pretty Poll, from tears refrain  122 
'Twas in Edinborough town I met wi a lad [sic]  123 
Come hither, ye youths, and attend to my call  123-124 
We soldiers drink, we soldiers sing  124-125 
O Love! 'tis thy power I feel in my breast  125-126 
Young Damon has woo'd me a monstrous long time  126 
In vain the broom blooms fresh and gay  127 
As Wit and Beauty, for an hour  127-129 
When Heav'n-born Freedom hail'd this happy land  129-130 
This here's what I does: I, d' ye see, forms a notion  130 
'Twas one day at a fete giv'n at Jove's Sans-Souci  131-132 
Pray, ladies, think not I presume  132-133 
Rail on at joys that are not thine  133-134 
Of horns and of echoes that through the woods ring  134-135 
From the cold snowy mountains of Savoy  135-136 
All true honest Britons, I pray you draw near  136-137 
Surge hoarsely murm'ring, young Fanny's grief mocking, The  137-138 
For England when, with fav'ring gale  138-139 
Peaceful slumb'ring on the ocean  139 
Hither, Mary, hither come  139 
Though Pallas, clad in shining arms  140 
Lawland maids gang trig and fine  141 
Though oft we meet severe distress  141-142 
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