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Document Reference	Pw V 38/52 (pp 241-46)
Title	MS poem, untitled, not ascribed ; n.d.
Level	Piece
Content Description	A full description of the volume in which this item appears can be found under the reference Pw V 38.
Content Description	Text consists of twelve 6-line verses with the refrain 'Then Hey Boyes up goe wee'. 'To the Tune of Hey Boyes up goe wee' precedes text 'Berkley' appears in margin by verse 8, line 1. 'How' appears in margin by verse 12, line 1. Written in 1680.
First Line of Poem	Send forth (Deare Julian) all thy Books
Last Line of Poem	Then every night I'le sitt and write
Language	English
Physical Description	For details of the physical evidence (paper, watermarks, binding etc) of the volume in which this item appears see the entry for Pw V 38.
Related Material	Crum, Index, S 293
	British Library: MS Harl. 7319, f 92r
	Bodleian Library, Oxford, MS Douce 357, f 94r
	Bodleian Library, Oxford, MS Firth c 15, p 73
	University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 39/22
	University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 42/25
Publication Note	Simpson, The British Broadside Ballad, pp 304-08

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA72722	Julian; Robert (fl 1670-c.1690); Captain; scrivener and professional purveyor of manuscript lampoons	fl 1670-c.1690
NA72915	L'Estrange; Roger (1616-1704); Sir	1616-1704

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