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INDEX
| I’ll tell you . . . how this knave serv’d me (Refrain) | 179 |
| “I owed my hostess thirty pounds” (c. 1720) | 224 |
| I pr'ythee now hear me, dear Molly (Refrain) | 238 |
| “I Rede you beware o' the Ripples young man” (R. Burns, b. 1796) | 253 |
| “I went to the Alehouse as an honest woman should” (1707) | 179 |
| “I will fly into your arms” (c. 1720) | 225 |
| “In a May morninge I mett sweet nursse” (Percy Folio MS., c. 1620–50) | 77 |
| “It was a Lady of the North she lov'd a Gentleman” (1616, Roxburgh Ballads, iii. 230) | 41 |
| “It was a puritanicall ladd” (Percy Folio MS., c. 1620–50) | 73 |
| “It was in June” (Westminster Drollery, 1672) | 148 |
| James V. of Scotland | 1, 5 |
| Jenny beguil'd the Webster (Tune) | 240 |
| “Jenny sits up i' the laft” (b. 1796) | 265 |
| Jocky Mac Gill (Tune) | 267 |
| John Anderson my Jo (Tune) | 256 |
| Jolly Beggar, The (James V. of Scotland, b. 1542) | 5 |
| Jovial Companions, The (Bagford Ballads, i. 88) | 85 |
| Joviall Pedler, The (1637–9, Roxburgh Ballads, iii. 184) | 96 |
| Kind-hearted Creature, The (1630, Roxburgh Ballads, iii. 166–7) | 89 |
| Ladies of London (Tune) | 160 |
| Lass o' Liviston (b. 1796) | 254 |