The warblers. : Being a collection of songs; containing, 1. O Nelly na longer thy Sawney now mourn. 2. I thy bonny Jockey, leave thee, mickle Moggy. 3. Gay Damon long flush'd. 4. Come here, my sweet and lovely creature. 5. Can the weak taper's feeble rays. 6. Claspt in the arms of her I love. 7. With swords on their thighs. 8. On a primrose bank by a murmering stream. 9. Would you think it my dear, now the fault is my own. 10. As thro' yonder grove I walk. 11. As near a fountain's flow'ry side. 12. As Damon on a summer's day. 13. Attend, ye nymphs while I impart. 14. Spring returns, the fauns advance. 15. Come all ye ancient gentlemen. 16. As I rov'd thro' the fields to day. 17. Welcome, my shepherd, how welcome to me..
[London] : Printed and sold at the Printing Office, in Aldermary Church-Yard, Bow Lane, London,
[1760?]
Probably published by Cluer Dicey & Co.
Also issued without the imprint.
Woodcut on title page.
ESTC
Songs, English
England London.