(1750). The Chaplet: Being a choice collection of songs containing, 1. I am a brisk and [lovely] lass. 2. O'er half the sky the blushing dawn. 3. Ye virgins attend. 4. As celia on a day. 5. Sure a lass in her [bloom], at the age of nineteen. 6. At dewy dawn, as o'er the lawn. 7. My daddy was gone to the market two miles. 8. A sailor walking in the fields. 9. Now the happy knot is ty'd. 10. One morning last week as i walk'd for the air. 11. If love's a soft passion, how can it torment? 12. One tuesday morning at break of day. 13. Assist me every tuneful bard. 14. Coming home with my mild the young squire i met. 15. Wou'd you taste the noon-tods air. 16. How blest has my time been, what days have i known.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)The Chaplet: Being a Choice Collection of Songs Containing, 1. I Am a Brisk and [lovely] Lass. 2. O'er Half the Sky the Blushing Dawn. 3. Ye Virgins Attend. 4. As Celia on a Day. 5. Sure a Lass in Her [bloom], at the Age of Nineteen. 6. At Dewy Dawn, as O'er the Lawn. 7. My Daddy Was Gone to the Market Two Miles. 8. A Sailor Walking in the Fields. 9. Now the Happy Knot Is Ty'd. 10. One Morning Last Week as I Walk'd for the Air. 11. If Love's a Soft Passion, How Can It Torment? 12. One Tuesday Morning at Break of Day. 13. Assist Me Every Tuneful Bard. 14. Coming Home with My Mild the Young Squire I Met. 15. Wou'd You Taste the Noon-tods Air. 16. How Blest Has My Time Been, What Days Have I Known. London?, 1750.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)The Chaplet: Being a Choice Collection of Songs Containing, 1. I Am a Brisk and [lovely] Lass. 2. O'er Half the Sky the Blushing Dawn. 3. Ye Virgins Attend. 4. As Celia on a Day. 5. Sure a Lass in Her [bloom], at the Age of Nineteen. 6. At Dewy Dawn, as O'er the Lawn. 7. My Daddy Was Gone to the Market Two Miles. 8. A Sailor Walking in the Fields. 9. Now the Happy Knot Is Ty'd. 10. One Morning Last Week as I Walk'd for the Air. 11. If Love's a Soft Passion, How Can It Torment? 12. One Tuesday Morning at Break of Day. 13. Assist Me Every Tuneful Bard. 14. Coming Home with My Mild the Young Squire I Met. 15. Wou'd You Taste the Noon-tods Air. 16. How Blest Has My Time Been, What Days Have I Known. 1750.