Scripscrapologia: Or, Collins's Doggerel Dish of All Sorts. Consisting of Songs... Particularly Those which Have Been Most Applauded in the Author's Once Popular Performance, Call'd The Brush. The Gallimaufry Garnished with a Variety of Comic Tales, Quaint Epigrams, Whimsical Epitaphs, &c., &cPublish'd by the author, and printed by M. Swinney, 1804 - 184 pages |
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Arrah Blessings blood blow boast Bow wow wow brave bright Britons BRUSH Bull call'd cou'd crown cry'd Cuckoo damn'd dastard Date Obolum dear deem'd Derry Devil Ding Dong Dogs dread e'er English Hearts ev'ry fame fear Fools French Frenchman Friend Golden Days Grace grave Head Hearts of Oak HIBERNIAN Innocence ever entwine Jack Jack Ketch Jacobins John Bull King and Country Life's Limbs littlest Characters look'd Lord Love merry Midnight Hour Molly Macbrawn ne'er never night o'er Odd Fellow Old England's once Past Twelve o'Clock Peace Plagues of Egypt pleas'd poor Pow'r pray Pride Pron prov'd Puff Quadruped Queen quoth revolving Day Rogue rol de rol round says shew shun sing smile Song soon Spare a Halfpenny spurn sweet Tale Teague there's Things thou thought Truth told turn turn'd twas Twill wou'd young