Browsing The Salamanca Corpus by Title

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Heartless Harry

Anónimo (1671)

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Hero Carthew or the Prescotts of Pamphillon

Parr, Louisa, 1848?-1903; Lobb, Mrs Olinthus, 1848?-1903 (1873)

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How Now Sawny

Fairfax, Henry, 1634-1702 (1679)

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Ia

Quiller-Couch, Arthur, 1863-1944; Paleologus, Prosperus, 1863-1944; Q, 1863-1944; Constantine, 1863-1944 (1896)

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Ich am a Cornishe man

Boorde, Andrew, c1490-1549 (1870)

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In Exchange for a Soul

Linskill, Mary, 1840-1891; Yorke, Stephen, 1840-1891 (1887)

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"In my Hey-Day of Youth", "I gang frae Thee"; "Yon Lass Ye See"; "The Day is Gane"; "It Ne'er was Spak'"; "The Bonnie Pink Flower"; "Mony Aul Frien's"

Story, Robert, 1795-1860 (1857)

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"Introduction"

Ormerod, George, 1785-1873 (1816)

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Jan Oxber

Agnus, Orme, 1866-1919; Higginbotham, John Charles, 1866-1919 (1902)

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Jenny, Jenny

Anónimo (1600)

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Jim Wilson's Resolve and what Came of It

Ferguson, Charlotte (1865)

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Joanna Godden

Kaye-Smith, Sheila, 1887-1956 (1921)

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Jockeys Complaint for Want of his Jenny

Anónimo (1600)

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Jockey’s Downfall

Phillips, John, 1631-1706 (1679)

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Jockey’s Lamentation Turn’d into Joy

Anónimo (1682)

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Jockies Lamentation, whose Seditious Work Was the Loss of his Country, and his Kirk

Anónimo (1623)

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John Noakes and Mary Styles or “an Essex Calf’s” Visit to Tiptree Races, a Poem Exhibiting Some of the Most Striking Lingual Localisms Peculiar to Essex, with a Glossary

Clark, Charles, 1806-1880 (1839)

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John Vale's Guardian

Murray, David Christie, 1847-1907 (1890)

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“Johnny Green’s Wedding, and a Description of Manchester College.”

Anonymous (1832)

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Jone's Ramble from Grinfelt to Owdham

Anónimo (1800)

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Browsing The Salamanca Corpus by Title

Heartless Harry ﻿

Hero Carthew or the Prescotts of Pamphillon ﻿

How Now Sawny ﻿

Ia ﻿

Ich am a Cornishe man ﻿

In Exchange for a Soul ﻿

"In my Hey-Day of Youth", "I gang frae Thee"; "Yon Lass Ye See"; "The Day is Gane"; "It Ne'er was Spak'"; "The Bonnie Pink Flower"; "Mony Aul Frien's" ﻿

"Introduction" ﻿

Jan Oxber ﻿

Jenny, Jenny ﻿

Jim Wilson's Resolve and what Came of It ﻿

Joanna Godden ﻿

Jockeys Complaint for Want of his Jenny ﻿

Jockey’s Downfall ﻿

Jockey’s Lamentation Turn’d into Joy ﻿

Jockies Lamentation, whose Seditious Work Was the Loss of his Country, and his Kirk ﻿

John Noakes and Mary Styles or “an Essex Calf’s” Visit to Tiptree Races, a Poem Exhibiting Some of the Most Striking Lingual Localisms Peculiar to Essex, with a Glossary ﻿

John Vale's Guardian ﻿

“Johnny Green’s Wedding, and a Description of Manchester College.” ﻿

Jone's Ramble from Grinfelt to Owdham ﻿

Heartless Harry

Hero Carthew or the Prescotts of Pamphillon

How Now Sawny

Ia

Ich am a Cornishe man

In Exchange for a Soul

"In my Hey-Day of Youth", "I gang frae Thee"; "Yon Lass Ye See"; "The Day is Gane"; "It Ne'er was Spak'"; "The Bonnie Pink Flower"; "Mony Aul Frien's"

"Introduction"

Jan Oxber

Jenny, Jenny

Jim Wilson's Resolve and what Came of It

Joanna Godden

Jockeys Complaint for Want of his Jenny

Jockey’s Downfall

Jockey’s Lamentation Turn’d into Joy

Jockies Lamentation, whose Seditious Work Was the Loss of his Country, and his Kirk

John Noakes and Mary Styles or “an Essex Calf’s” Visit to Tiptree Races, a Poem Exhibiting Some of the Most Striking Lingual Localisms Peculiar to Essex, with a Glossary

John Vale's Guardian

“Johnny Green’s Wedding, and a Description of Manchester College.”

Jone's Ramble from Grinfelt to Owdham