A tee-total song.
[Scotland? : s.n.,
ca. 1850?]
In one column.
Dated from examination of text and style
First lines read: Let ilk drouthie neighbour that likes a wee drap, / Rejoice o' the gill-stoup, and laugh o'er the cup, / Let them boast o' their fiddle, and crack o' their sang, / But the Tee-total job's been a guid thing for me. / Let them boast &c.
Ballads, English
Temperance