_Whilst_ Phillis _is Drinking,_ 13 _War, War and Battle now no more,_ 15 _What shall I do, I am undone,_ 121 _When Wit and Beauty,_ 151 _When_ Sylvia _was kind,_ 153 _What, Love a crime,_ 154 _When I have often heard young Maids,_ 156 _What state of Life can be,_ 163 _When_ Jockey _first I saw,_ 165 _When_ Dido _was a_ Carthage _Queen,_ 192 _We merry Wives of_ Windsor, 211 _Wo'as me poor Lass! what mun,_ 263 _When on her Eyes,_ 267 _With sighing and wishing,_ 271 _What sayest thou,_ 287 _What shall I do, I've lost my Heart,_ 299 _When I was in the low Country,_ 300 _Walk up to Virtue Strait,_ 301 _When first I lay'd Siege to my_ Chloris, 308 _Why alas do you now leave me,_ 309 _When Beauty such as yours,_ 310 _When crafty Fowlers would,_ 313 _Who can_ Dorinda's _Beauty view,_ 326 _When embracing my Friends,_ 354 _Why will_ Clemene _when I gaze,_ 372 Y _Ye Commons and Peers,_ 1 _You guess by my wither'd Face,_ 172 _You Friends to Reformation,_ 215 _Young_ Strephon _and_ Phillis, 220 _Young_ Strephon _he has Woo'd_ 241 _You Ladies draw near,_ 329 _You tell me_ Dick _you've lately,_ 331 _Your Melancholy's all a Folly,_ 334 Z _Z--ds Madam return me my Heart,_ 147 PILLS TO PURGE MELANCHOLY. VOL. VI. _A_ BALLAD _on the Battle of_ AUDENARD. _Set by Mr._ LEVERIDGE. [Music] Ye Commons and Peers, Pray lend me your Ears, I'll Sing you a Song if I can; How _Lewis le Grand_, Was put to a Stand, By the Arms of our Gracious Queen ANN. How his Army so great, Had a total Defeat, Not far from the River of _Dender_; Where his Grand-Children twain, For fear of being slain, Gallop'd off with the Popish Pretender.