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Songs and poems(1866)
Relph, Josiah (1712-1743)
[epigraph]
RELPH'S SONGS.
BONNY SMURKIN' SALLY.
IT'S WRANG INDEED NOW, JENNY.
WHEN DAMON FIRST TO CÆLIA SPOKE.
ONE SUNDAY MORN IN CHEERFUL MAY.
COME, PANDORA, COME AWAY.
TELL ME, FAIR ONE.
SEE, HOW THE WINE BLUSHES.
TO A YOUNG LADY WHO TOOK IT ILL TO HAVE ME CALLED HER LOVER.
ALL FEMALE CHARMS, I OWN MY FAIR.
WHAT CHARMS HAS FAIR CHLOE.
OLD AGE THOSE BEAUTIES WILL IMPAIR.
FALSE OR TRUE.
RELPH'S POEMS.
HARVEST; OR THE BASHFUL SHEPHERD.
HAY-TIME; OR THE CONSTANT LOVERS.
ST. AGNES FAST; OR THE AMOROUS MAIDEN.
THE SNAW HAS LEFT THE FELLS.
AE DAY AS CUPID.
THE FAVOURITE FOUNTAIN.
ON A LITTLE CHILD BURSTING INTO TEARS UPON READING THE BALLAD OF “THE BABES IN THE WOOD.”
THE POET'S WISH.
AN EPISTLE TO A FRIEND AT OXFORD.
ON A WRANGLING COUPLE.
WOMAN'S VOWS.
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ON A WRANGLING COUPLE.
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(MARTIAL.)
Alike in temper and in life,
The crossest husband, crossest wife;
It looks exceeding odd to me,
This well-matched pair can disagree.
Songs and poems(1866)
