A man that is married.
[Preston : J. Harkness,
1840-1866?]
Publishing details from the Allegro catalogue of ballads at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford.
A man that is married - first line reads: When a man first appears in maturity's years, / To encounter the troubles of life, / He thinks with delight he could make himself right, / Could he only get hold of a wife.
The little gipsy girl - first line reads: My father is a king of the gypsies, 'tis true, / And my mother is learning the camping to do, / With my pack on my back, they all wished me well, / When I set off for London, some fortunes to tell.
In two columns with an illustration above the second.
Ballads, English
Domestic relations
Romanies