BEAR A BOB; OR, THE FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER

• First line: As I was a passing by, one evening in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Songster   |   Text
• Sam Hall Songster (Part 2) (1850) pp.308-309
• E. Hewitt (London)   |   England : London

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]

• Roud no: 1326    |   Online index   |   Historical notes / References
• Traditional Ballad Index (online)

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A [TRADITIONAL BALLAD INDEX ENTRY]

• Roud no: 1326    |   Online index   |   Historical notes / References
• Traditional Ballad Index (online) WT304A
• URL link

FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER, THE

• First line: Said the fly unto the grasshopper
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text
• Olivier & Edwards, Moonrakings (1930) p.91
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/f258f461-4305-4e04-b57b-490e7e8338e3

BEAR A BOB

• First line: As I was walking forth, it was one evening in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Chapbook   |   Text
• The City Songster (ITMA 23426-CB (CID 102437) (1813-1820)
• J. Evans & Son (London)   |   England : London

FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER

• First line: As I was walking forth one morning in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Collection of the Most Favorite Comic Songs, Vol.1 (1811) pp.99-100
• C. Wheatstone (London)   |   England : London
• URL link

FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER, THE

• First line: Said the fly unto the grasshopper
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Frag. Text
• Williams, Folk Songs of the Upper Thames (1923) p.304
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/f258f461-4305-4e04-b57b-490e7e8338e3
• Image attached

FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER, THE

• First line: Said the fly unto the grasshopper
• Roud no: 1326    |   Manuscript   |   Text
• Alfred Williams MSS No.Wt.369 (Bathe/Clissold Index)
• http://data.epexio.com/vaughanWilliams/places/f258f461-4305-4e04-b57b-490e7e8338e3
• URL link

ALLEGORY, AN

• First line: Grashopper and a fly, A
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• D'Urfey, Wit and Mirth or Pills to Purge Melancholy (1719-1720) 2 pp.275-277

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A

• First line: Grasshopper and a fly, A
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text
• Farmer, Merry Songs & Ballads (1897) 3 pp.212-213

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A (AN ALLEGORY)

• First line: Grasshopper and a fly, in summer hot and dry
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text / Music
• Henry Playford, The Theater of Music Vol.3 (1686) pp.28-29
• J. Playford (London) (1686)   |   England : London

GRASSHOPPER AND THE FLY, THE

• First line: As I walked out morning fair
• Roud no: 1326    |   Journal   |   Text
• Bulletin of the Folksong Society of the Northeast 4 (1932) p.9
• Howard, Mrs. Phila (Roberts)

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A

• First line: Grasshopper and a fly, A
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text
• Farmer, Merry Songs & Ballads (1897) 3 pp.212-213

BEAR A BOB

• First line: As I was walking forth, it was one evening in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Chapbook   |   Text
• The City Songster (ITMA 23426-CB (CID 102437) (1813-1820)
• J. Evans & Son (London)   |   England : London

ALLEGORY, AN

• First line: Grashopper and a fly, A
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• D'Urfey, Wit and Mirth or Pills to Purge Melancholy (1719-1720) 2 pp.275-277

BEAR A BOB; OR, THE FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER

• First line: As I was a passing by, one evening in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Songster   |   Text
• Sam Hall Songster (Part 2) (1850) pp.308-309
• E. Hewitt (London)   |   England : London

GRASSHOPPER AND A FLY, A (AN ALLEGORY)

• First line: Grasshopper and a fly, in summer hot and dry
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text / Music
• Henry Playford, The Theater of Music Vol.3 (1686) pp.28-29
• J. Playford (London) (1686)   |   England : London

FLY AND THE GRASSHOPPER

• First line: As I was walking forth one morning in the spring
• Roud no: 1326    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Collection of the Most Favorite Comic Songs, Vol.1 (1811) pp.99-100
• C. Wheatstone (London)   |   England : London
• URL link