Amorous Bettys delight: or, No name can compare unto sweet William. This maid hath chosen, she doth think, the best, yet other mai[d]ens may do what they will, sweet William's the man she loves, she doth protest, and of kisses plenty he shall have his fill. To a new west-country tune, or, The watermans delight.

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  Imprint: (1665)
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