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A Table of the Dances.

Lavana. fol. 59.
Lady lye neare me. 92.
Lulling beyond thee. 93.
M.
Mage on a Cree. 20.
Milisons Jeg. 22.
Merry Milke Mayds. 31.
Milfield. 32.
Mayd peept out of the window. 42.
Mayden Lane. 62.
Milke Mayds Bob. 75.
Mundeſſe. 90.
N.
Night Peece. 3.
New Exchange. 8.
Noneſuch. 29.
Newcaſtle. 77.
New New Nothing. 98.
New Boe peepe. 83.
O.
fol.
Old Mole. 13.
Once I loved a Mayden faire. 47.
P.
Parſons farwell. 6.
Picking of ſticks. 12.
Peppers black. 41.
Prince Ruperts March. 57.
Petticoat wag. 68.
Pauls Steeple. 69.
Punks delight. 72.
Pauls Wharfe. 86.
R.
Roſe is red, and Roſe is white. 37.
Rufty, tufty. 70.
Row well ye Marriners. 102.
S.
Singo, or the Oyle of Barly. 10.
Saraband.