Old English country dances, gathered from scarce printed collections, and from manuscripts. With illustrative notes and a Bibliography of English country dance music. - Kidson, Frank (W. Reeves, 1890)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 44-55).
Ay me, or the symphony -- If all the world were paper -- Once, I loved a maiden fair -- The king's delight -- The 29th of May (Jovial beggars) -- Lord frog and lady mouse (She cocky mi chari) -- The frog and the mouse (Amo amas, I loce a lavs) -- The lucky hit -- Red house (D'ye Ken John Peel / Whar wad Bonnie Ann Lie) -- Punch alive -- The bashful swain -- Windsor terrace (The dawning of the day) -- The dame of honour -- From thee to me she turns her eyes -- Culloden fight -- Cure of all grief -- Ge ho, dobbin -- Two and two -- The Herefordshire lasses -- Pot stick (The shamboy) -- Kitty fisher -- The faithful shepherd -- Spithead fleet -- Welcome to all strangers -- Captain driver's delight -- The grove -- The wedding ring -- The ball -- Yanky doodle -- Van Rotterdam op dort -- The runaway -- Come ashore, jolly tare, your trousers on (The cuckoo) -- Yorkshire grey -- Merry wakefield -- Scarborough whim -- The merry girls of York (Harrogate lodge) -- The Yorkshire bite -- Yorkshire lad -- Smiling Polly -- The dumb glutton -- Well may the keel row -- Hump my lady -- The tide come in -- Down the waggon way -- We must all wait till my lady come home -- O! the weary waters of Tyne -- New road to Alston -- The plains of waterloo -- Number one -- The foggy dew -- Miss Baker's hornpipe -- The kirkgate hornpipe (Newcastle hornpipe).
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