The delights of the chace. : Being a collection of songs containing, 1. The sweet rosy morning. 2. Come, sweet lass. 3. With early horn. 4. Hark! away 'tis the merry tun'd horn. 5. A hearty buxome young girl am I. 6. You blooming virgins, have you seen. 7. O my darling Molly. 8. You muses nine, O lend your aid. 9. No more my song shall be, ye swains. 10. A busy bumble busy bee am I. 11. Since every charm on earth combine. 12. Young Colin seeks my heart move. 13. When pensive still! my dear maid. 14. At upton on the hill. 15. The bird that hears her nestling sing. 16. To ease his heart, and own his flame. 17. I rambl'd about a twelvemonth now. 18. Soon as aurora guilds the day. 19. O could'st thou know what secret charms..
[London] : Printed and sold at the Printing office, in Aldermary Church Yard, Bow Lane, London,
[1760?]
Probably published by Cluer Dicey, in partnership with Richard Marshall.
Woodcut on title page.
ESTC
Songs, English
England London.