Jospeph Tuck.
[Scotland? : s.n.,
1840-1850?]
Dated from examination of text and style.
Jospeph Tuck - first lines read: I'm Joseph Tuck. the tailor's son, / A poor but honest blade, sirs; / And for these five and twenty years, / A sorry life I've led, sirs, / But as I want some customers, / I'll tell you what my trade is; / I'm barber, blacksmith, parish-clerk, / And man midwife to the ladies. / Bow wow, &c.
The wee lassie sitting at the door - first lines read: There is a wee lassie sitting at the door a' her lane, / And the wee thing is sabbing unco sair, / For their's nane nane kens the wee weariet wane, / Couren in frae the cold on the stair.
In two columns with an illustration above the second.
Two ballads.
Ballads, English