| “There was a cooper they ca’d him Cuddy” (b. 1796) |
263
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| “There wasa jolly beggar, and a begging he was born” (James V. of Scotland, b. 1542) |
5
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| “There was a joviall pedler” (1637–9, Roxburgh Ballads, iii. 184) |
96
|
| “There was a Lady in this land” (Merry Drollery, 1661) |
142
|
| “There was a lass in Cumberland” (c. 1674–80) |
152
|
| “There was an old woman liv’d under a hill” (Pills to Purge Melancholy, 1707) |
192
|
| “There was three Birds that built very low” (Merry Drollery, 1661) |
140
|
| “There was three Travellers, Travellers three” (c. 1630, Bagford Ballads, i. 88) |
85
|
| This way, that way, which way you will (Refrain) |
171
|
| “Thomas vntyed his points apace” (Percy Folio MS., c. 1620–50) |
26
|
| “Thomas you cannott” (Percy Folio MS., c. 1620–50) |
26
|
| Thomson (W.) [Orpheus Caledonius] |
240
|
| Three Merry Travellers (c. 1630, Bagford Ballads, i. 88) |
85
|
| Tinker, The (Merry Drollery, 1661) |
142
|
| To fall down, down, derry down (Refrain) |
109
|
| “Tom and William with Ned and Ben” (Roxburgh Ballads, ii. 136–7) |
163
|
| “Tom Tinker’s my true love, and I am his dear” (c. 1698) |
171
|
| “To play upon a viol if a virgin will begin” (c. 1710) |
212
|
| Trooper Watering his Nagg, The (Pills to Purge Melancholy, 1707) |
192
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| Turnep Ground, The (c. 1720) |
224
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