Choyce Drollery
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- Songs and Sonnets Being a Collection of Divers Excellent Pieces of Poetry, of Several Eminent Authors
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1. Front matter2. PRELUDE.3. EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO CHOICE DROLLERY: 1656.4. Choyce Drollery: Songs & Sonnets.5. To the READER.6. Choice DROLLERY: SONGS AND Sonnets.7. EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO THE ANTIDOTE AGAINST MELANCHOLY, 1661.8. To the Reader.9. Ballads, Songs, and Catches in this Book.10. Pills to Purge Melancholly.11. EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT:12. ADDITIONAL SONGS FROM THE Westminster-Drollery: Edition 1674.13. EXTRA SONGS & POEMS, IN Merry Drollery, 1661: (Omitted from the Editions of 1670, 1691, when New Songs were substituted for them.)14. APPENDIX. Notes, Illustrations, Various Readings, and Emendations of Text.15. APPENDIX. Part 2. ANTIDOTE AGAINST MELANCHOLY. 1661.16. APPENDIX. Part 3.17. Part I., p. 105. Hic jacet, John Shorthose.18. Part I., p. 106. There is not half so warm, &c.19. Part II., p. 74 (App. p. lv.) As Moss caught his Mare.20. Part II., page 89. Cheer up, my mates, &c.21. Part II., 100, Appendix, p. lxviii.22. Part II., pp. 120, 123 (App. p. lxxii.)23. APPENDIX. Part 4.24. Part I., p. 2 [our p. 195.] A Puritan of late.25. Part I., p. 2 [our p. 195.] A Puritan of late. (continued 2)26. FINALE.27. Drollery Reprints.28. Transcriber’s Note