Bawdy Songbooks of the Romantic Period, Volume 3

著者名：Spedding, Patrick/Watt, Paul/Cray, Ed/Gregory, David/Scott, Derek B

Routledge（2020/04/22発売）

• 言語：ENG
• ISBN：9781138750388
• eISBN：9781000748079

Description

The songbooks of the 1830-40s were printed in tiny numbers, and small format so they could be hidden in a pocket, passed round or thrown away.

Collectors have sought ‘these priceless chapbooks’, but only recently a collection of 49 songbooks has come to light. This collection represents almost all of the known songbooks from the period.

Table of Contents

Introduction -- Bibliography -- M. Metford -- The Fal-lal Songster, a Real Tip-Top Budget of Amatory, Drinking, Sporting, and Laughable Songs ([1833?]) -- 526. Maids Will Believe -- 527. I Wanted – I Could Not Tell What -- 528. The Cuckold Drover! -- 529. Harry the Coachman -- 530. The Amiable Family -- 531. What I Dare Not Name -- 532. The Ladies’ Bustle -- 533. Love in a Watch Box -- 534. Mary Anne’s Lamentation -- 535. The Juniper Bough -- 536. The Amours of the Gods -- 537. Genealogy -- 538. Jerry Abershaw’s Will -- 539. The World Are All Th inking about It -- 540. The Bundle of Proverbs -- 541. The Fiddle -- 542. The Mower -- 543. The Craft y Maiden -- 544. The Marriage of Dumpling Bet -- 545. Lustful Peg! -- 546. The Primrose Girl -- 547. Humphrey’s Clock! -- 548. The Ballet Girl -- 549. Mamma Disappointed -- 550. We Met, ’Twas at a Rout -- 551. The Cuckold’s Cap! -- The Funny Songster; an Extensive Collection of Flash, Amatory, and Comical Songs ([1833?]) -- 552. The Feather-bed Dance -- 553. John Long, and His – I Know What! -- 554. Me and My Ass -- 555. Roger and the Parson’s Wife -- 556. She Svears Ven I Have Caned Her -- 557. The Two Jack-daws -- 558. While We Lay Face to Face -- 559. Will You Come to My Crib? -- 560. Mr. Pluck, the Leadenhall Butcher -- 561. Woman’s Fond Arms -- 562. A Moving Tale -- 563. The Blowing’s Catalogue -- 564. Moll Slobbercock! -- 565. A Famous Man Was Khan, the Turk -- 566. The Gape Hole -- 567. The Female Tunnel -- 568. More Pleas’d Th an Innocent -- 569. Love and Wine -- 570. Cock Catching -- 571. The Little Go -- 572. The Maid and the Parson -- 573. The Th ree Trunks -- 574. The Curious Maid -- 575. Who’ll Buy a Muff ? -- 576. Cock Travelling -- 577. Stroking a Mare -- 578. Miss Hunt and Mr. Blunt -- The Rake’s Budget, and Songster’s Tickler; Being a Regular Good Collection of all the most Funny, Flash, Amorous, and Sensitive Songs Ever Printed ([1833?]) -- 579. Flare Up! -- 580. I Will Have My Way -- 581. Taking in the News! -- 582. The Loves of Paddy Byrne -- 583. London’s a Rare Place for Mutton -- 584. Swished for a Week -- 585. Cock’s Head Broth -- 586. Drive on Coachee! -- 587. The Leary Man -- 588. The Blanket Hornpipe! -- 589. Naked Truths -- 590. Chapter of Maids! -- 591. Paddy Will You Now? -- 592. Th at’s the Way I Do It! -- 593. The Pleasures of a Married Life -- 594. The Cream of the Valley -- 595. The White House in Soho Square -- 596. The Last Girl of Drury -- 597. The Diary of a Libertine -- 598. Knowing Bill, the Coster-monger -- 599. The Lively Kid -- The Rummy Cove’s Delight; a Pretty Considerable Collection of Queer Staves ([1833?]) -- 600. Rebecca and Moses -- 601. O, My Eye! How Could I Cry -- 602. A Kivaurnten of Hodge’s Best -- 603. Conger Nell and the Clerkenwell Porkman -- 604. Love Had Once a Little Toy -- 605. The Girl for Fun, and the Lad for Beauty -- 606. The Knight of the New Iron Goose -- 607. Good Night, Love -- 608. The Blowing’s Lament -- 609. The Merry Flash Girl -- 610. Is It B. Flat or B. Sharp? -- 611. The Tonster -- 612. Mon Charmant Vit -- 613. Take a Sight -- 614. A Blooming Young Maiden of Fift een Give Me -- 615. Dick Hellfi nch, the Link-boy -- 616. The Female Husband’s Nothing at All -- 617. Lodgings for Single Men -- 618. The Little Maid -- 619. The Parson’s Wife -- 620. The Blue Vein -- 621. The Dirty Jade -- 622. The May-pole -- 623. The Rat Catcher -- 624. The Girl and the Country Man -- 625. The Cuckoo’s Nest -- 626. The Confession -- The Flash Casket, a Very Curious Collection of Mouth-Watering Parodies, Funny Fakements, &c. ([1836?]) -- 627. Pea, Beans, and Cabbage! -- 628. Let Shame Crown the Strumpet -- 629. The Whorish Jade -- 630. Jack of Horslydown -- 631. Oh Lead Me to Some Peaceful Room -- 632. The Literary Dustman -- 633. There’s Nothing Like Pride about Me -- 634. Roast Meat and Potatoes for Ever! -- 635. Charley the Buzzman and Mot! -- 636. Joe’s Fine Concern -- 637. Dainty Widow Sanderson -- 638. My Little Black Th ing -- 639. The Lusty Young Coachman and His Lady -- 640. Nanny, the Frisky -- 641. Th ose Doctor’s Pills! -- 642. The Maid of Dudley -- 643. The Two Game Cocks -- 644. The Vocal Chimbly Sweeper! -- 645. Follow, Follow, to the Fountain -- 646. Guess the Rest -- 647. Sir Tooleywhagg O’Shaughnashane -- 648. The Maid of Hungerford, and Dan the Bottle Washer -- 649. The Old Woman of Rumford -- 650. The Gas Light Shone Bright -- 651. The Chap Who the Ball Cock Hangs -- 652. The Accommodating Abbess -- 653. Th is in Her Fanny! -- 654. Moll Blowse of Saff ron Hill -- The Rum Ti Tum! A Favourite Collection of Amatory, Bacchanalian and Laughable Songs ([1837?]) -- 655. Why All Th is Whining -- 656. The Colliers Rant -- 657. The Frolicsome Wife -- 658. Loves Picklock -- 659. Venus the Universal Conqueror -- 660. In Praise of Woman -- 661. The Rambling Sons of Night -- 662. Some Th ing Nice -- 663. The Doctors’ Tool -- 664. Fie, for Shame! -- 665. The C, the C, the Open C! -- 666. Mamma Disappointed -- 667. And Th is I Th ink a Reason Fair -- 668. Now! -- 669. My Wife’s Annual -- 670. Jack Muggins -- 671. The Hare-skin -- 672. My Pretty Sal -- 673. The Wedding Night -- 674. The Sedgfi eld Frolic -- 675. She Tells Me with Claret -- 676. I Wish My Dear Fanny -- 677. When on Th y Dear Bosom -- The Flash Olio: All that is Funny, Facetious, and Amorous ([1837?]) -- 678. John Th omas and Peggy Perkins -- 679. Barney Bogg -- 680. Red-haired Suke -- 681. The Vicked Costermonger -- 682. I Have Kissed the Biggest Whore -- 683. My Black Cat Is Pleased When I Stroke It -- 684. All the Corinthians out on a Spree -- 685. She’s Just the Girl for a Man of My Size -- 686. Old Stitchem’s Daughter -- 687. Paddy from Cork -- 688. I Must and I Will Have My Way -- 689. Sweep O! -- 690. Love in a Bower -- 691. Strawberries, Cream, and Sugar -- 692. The Fair Lady of Cock Lane -- 693. Maids, Bring Your Coney Skins -- 694. Her Mouth Is All Awry -- 695. The Bee-hive -- 696. Trial between a Dog and a Bitch! -- 697. I’d Be a Member Mug -- 698. Come, Come for a Night On’t -- 699. The Old Blowen’s Lament -- 700. I’ve Got a Verdant Spot -- 701. Lucy Lies Asleep -- 702. Courting a Maid and Courting a Mare -- 703. The Amarous Clamorous Tinker -- 704. Jenny’s New Gown and the Amorous Squire -- 705. My Dear Black Joke -- Capt. Morris’s Songs. A Very Capital Collection of Bacchanalian, Amatory, and Double Entendre Songs ([1840?]) -- 706. Little God Love -- 707. Vore Is My Lofe -- 708. Women Love Kissing -- 709. Tailor and Sempstress -- 710. Chloe Conquered -- 711. The Green Gown -- 712. May Day Morning -- 713. Apollo and Daphne -- 714. A Lover! -- 715. In Praise of Woman -- 716. What Is Love? -- 717. Ev’ry Cloud a Bagnio -- 718. She Rose and Let Me In -- 719. The Tippling Deities -- 720. Marriage! -- 721. By Jove I’ll Be Free! -- 722. A Yorkshire Tale -- 723. The Warming Pan -- 724. When the Fancy Stirring Bowl -- 725. Lovely Woman! -- 726. Fair Olinda -- 727. Silvia’s Complaint -- The Facetious Songster. A Slap-Up Collection of Favourite New Flash, Amatory and Comic Songs ([1840?]) -- 728. Langolee -- 729. There Is a Moment -- 730. The Progress of a Woman of Pleasure! -- 731. The House Warming in Pall Mall -- 732. Hamilla -- 733. The St. Giles’s Flash Man -- 734. Joy to the Bridegroom -- 735. Kissing -- 736. Pick out my Eyes! -- 737. The Sick Lady Cured -- 738. The Pedlar and His Ware -- 739. Aylesbury Races -- 740. The Wanton Virgins Frighted -- 741. The Girl and Her Twitcher -- 742. How to Win Her -- 743. The Rule of Th ree -- 744. Chaste and Fair -- 745. Chloe’s Defence -- 746. The French Millinger -- 747. She Cannot Tell What -- 748. The Chimney Sweeper -- 749. It Is So, My Pretty Maid! -- 750. Chloe Tripping -- 751. Phoebe’s Appeal -- 752. Dermot and Shelah -- 753. Dolly and the Tapster -- 754. Black Ey’d Sal, and the Juicy Orange -- 755. As Naked Almost, and More Fair -- 756. The Female Gamester -- 757. Hang Th is Whining Way of Wooing -- The Fake Away Songster, a Capital Collection of Regular Good Songs ([1840?]) -- 758. Harry and Doll -- 759. A Song of Sentiments -- 760. Cuckoldom -- 761. The Rover -- 762. The Triumph of Venus -- 763. My Th ing Is My Own -- 764. The Bird in the Bush -- 765. The Fair Penitent -- 766. WiThevery Lady in the Land -- 767. The Fountain of Venus and Love -- 768. Chastity -- 769. The Riddle! -- 770. Beauty from Fancy Takes Its Arms -- 771. Loving Still, and Still Possessing -- 772. Bright Cynthia’s Power -- 773. Soft ly! Soft ly! -- 774. The Tree of Life -- 775. My Temples with Cluster -- 776. With Women and Wine -- 777. Jupiter’s Wooings -- 778. Guess What I Mean -- 779. My Spirits Are Mounting -- 780. Middling Way -- 781. Gay Bacchus -- 782. Reason! -- 783. The Picture -- 784. The Institution of Matrimony -- G. K. Edwards -- Fanny Hill’s Bang-up Reciter, Friskey Songster, and Amarous [sic] Toast Master ([1835?]) -- 785. Cock Travelling -- 786. The Th ree Trunks -- 787. Miss Hunt and Mr. Blunt -- 788. Stroking a Mare -- 789. No Meat Like Mutton -- 790. Michael Hunt -- 791. Cock a Doodle-doo -- 792. My Rummy Poll’s Blind Eye! -- 793. Meat and Gravy -- 794. The Great Unmentionable -- 795. The Blue Vein -- 796. The Cuckoo’s Nest -- 797. The Blowing’s Lament -- 798. Rebecca and Moses -- 799. The Little Black Th ing -- 800. The Hoars of Fleet Street -- 801. Petticoat Lane -- 802. The Belly Full -- Fanny Hill’s New Friskey Chanter, and Amorous Toast Master; containing a Slashing Lot of Randy, Friskey, Licentious and Slap-Up Flash Songs ([1836?]) -- 803. The Queen of the Wrigglewell Islands -- 804A. The Silent Flute -- 804B. Parody on ‘Pretty Star of the Night’ -- 805A. A Ramble with Charley -- 805B. My Little Brown Th ing -- 806. Lovely Nancy -- 807. The Painter’s Wife’s Half Moon -- 808. Parody on ‘The Maid of Judah’ -- 809. Miss Wilkins’s Cock -- 810. The Hairy Ring -- 811. The Th ing Th at’s in His Breeches -- 812. The Modern Priapus -- 813. Cock Travelling -- 814. The Blue Vein -- 815. The Th ree Trunks -- 816. Michael Hunt -- 817. The Cuckoo’s Nest -- 818. Ravishing Fift y Fair Maids -- 819. Two Penn’orth of Shag -- 820. Martha and Johnny -- 821. The Human Needle -- 822. The Maiden’s Small Pipkin -- 823. My Straight-hair’d Sal -- 824. Parody on ‘Tell Me When & Where’ -- The Gentleman’s Private Songster, Containing an Out-and-Out Collection of the most Amorous, Lucious, Randy, Friskey, Licentious, and Flash Songs, Ticklish Staves, and Lecherous, Slap-Up Tit Bits, Ever Printed ([1836?]) -- 825. O! Th is Wonderful Th ing -- 826. Gingling Johnny -- 827. The Charming Fair -- 828. The Eighth Wonder of the World -- 829. Strephon and Flora -- 830. The Plumber’s Ball Cock -- 831. The Riddle -- 832. Jack’s Pipe and Moggy’s Spittoon -- 833. The Squire’s Th ingumbob, and Kitty’s What-you-may call it -- 834. Kate Blarney -- 835. The Soldier’s Bayonet and the Sailor’s Main-mast -- 836. Who’ll Buy a Muff -- 837. The Gape Hole -- 838. How to Get into the Ladie’s Good Graces -- 839. John and Mary’s Donkey Race -- 840. Mother Sparrow’s Blowen -- 841. Peter’s Precious Stones -- 842. Mister Bone & His Mutton -- 843. Johnny’s Rolling Pin -- 844. Mary Anne and Her Substitute for Man -- 845. The Pleasures of a Woman -- 846. Bill Stroke’em -- 847. The Ramrod and the Balls -- 848. Dame Jones’s Ass and Cock -- 849. Oh! Come to Me and Let Me Feel! -- Editorial Notes.