Bobbin Io: or, the longing-lass satisfied at last: wherein you may perceive by this, how willing maidens are to kiss; they long the pritty dance to know, which many call the Bobbin Jo: though some at last the time may rue, that ever such dance they knew. To the tune of, Th Bobbin Jo, &c. With allowance

All titles

• Bobbin Io: or, the longing-lass satisfied at last: wherein you may perceive by this, how willing maidens are to kiss; they long the pritty dance to know, which many call the Bobbin Jo: though some at last the time may rue, that ever such dance they knew. To the tune of, Th Bobbin Jo, &c. With allowance
• Bobbin Jo: or, the longing-lass satisfied at last

People / Organizations

• J. Coniers ("printed for")
• Joshua Conyers ("printed for")

Imprint

London]: Printed for J. Coniers, at the black Raven, in Duck-Lane, neer West smith field, [1662 - 1700

Publication year

1662-1700

ESTC No.

R172807

Grub Street ID

66563

Description

1 sheet ([1] p.) : ill. (woodcuts) ; 1°.

Note

Place of publication and date range from Wing; Bodleian Library ballads database suggests "between 1662 and 1691"

Verse - "There was a maid liv'd in the north,"

1972 ed.: B3377.