The female trooper, or the valiant Scotch-wife. But sing this new Scotch ayre, and you shall see what woman's love can doe, Her charmes she hides in armour bright, and with her jockey goes to fight.

All titles

• The female trooper, or the valiant Scotch-wife. But sing this new Scotch ayre, and you shall see what woman's love can doe, Her charmes she hides in armour bright, and with her jockey goes to fight.
• Valiant Scotch-wife

People / Organizations

• Thomas D Urfey (Author)
• Thomas Moore ("printed by")

Imprint

[London]: printed by T. Moore near the Bolt and Tun Inn in Fleetstreet, 1689.

Publication year

1689-1689

ESTC No.

R188794

Grub Street ID

76604

Description

1 sheet ([1] p.) : music ; 1/2 ⁰

Note

In verse; first line: Valiant Jockey's march away, ...

Five verses printed below the music, in two columns divided by a single rule.

The verse numbers printed out of order: I., II., III., V., IV.

The "But sing this new Scotch ayre, ..." below the main title is printed in two columns with the first half of the rhyme in two lines to the left, and the second half in two lines to the right, with a right-pointing printers mark between them.