The maid's hopes in the lottery.
[Edinburgh?,
1776]
A slip-song - "I am a young damsel that flatters myself,".
Includes 'New way of the flowers of the forest'.
Printed as the first song on the same sheet as 'The lass on the brow of the hill', 'Get married as soon as you can' and 'Peggy Bawn', all intended to be separated as slip-songs; the third song, 'Get married as soon as you can', is dated at foot: February 13, 1776.
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