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5 volumes:
- The Sheepstealer
- Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford
- The Jolly Ploughboy
- As I walked out one May morning
- The sprig of thyme
- High Germany
- Betty and her ducks
- Poor Sally sits a-weeping
- Nancy of London
- It's of a sailor bold
- The cuckoo
- The rambling comber
- Fair Susan
- Fair Margaret and Sweet William
- The turtle-dove
- Lady Maisry
- Book 2: Folk-Songs from the Eastern Counties
(collected by and piano accompaniment by R. Vaughan Williams) Songs from Essex
- 1. Bushes and briars
- 2. Tarry trowsers
- 3. A bold young farmer
- 4. The lost lady found
- 5. As I walked out
- 6. The lark in the morning
- Songs from Norfolk
- 7. On board a ninety-eight
- 8. The captain's apprentice
- 9. Ward, the pirate
- 10. The saucy bold robber
- 11. The bold Princess Royal
- 12. The Lincolnshire farmer
- 13. The Sheffield apprentice
- Songs from Cambridgeshire
- 14. Geordie
- 15. Harry, the tailor
- Book 3: Folk-Songs from Hampshire
(collected by George B. Gardiner, piano accompaniment by Gustav Holst)
- Abroad as I was walking
- Lord Dunwaters
- The Irish girl
- Young Reilly
- The new-mown hay
- The willow tree
- Beautiful Nancy
- Sing ivy
- John Barleycorn
- Bedlam city
- The scolding wife
- The squire and the thresher
- The happy stranger
- Young Edwin in the Lowlands low
- Yonder sits a fair young damsel
- Our ship she lies in harbour
- Book 4: Folk-Songs from Various Counties
(collected by and piano accompaniment by Cecil Sharp)
- Bold Nelson's praise
- My boy Willie
- Drink old England dry
- Lawyer Lee
- The mare and the foal
- Poor old horse
- The little dunce
- The drowned sailor
- My bonny boy
- A woman's work is never done
- Jack the jolly tar
- False Lamkin
- Book 5: Folk-Songs from Sussex
(collected by W. Percy Merrick, piano accompaniment by R. Vaughan Williams and Albert Robins)
- Bold General Wolfe
- Low down in the broom
- The thresherman and the squire
- The pretty ploughboy
- O who is that that raps at my window?
- How cold the wind doth blow (or The unquiet grave)
- Captain Grant
- Farewell, lads
- Come, all you worthy Christians
- The Turkish lady
- The seeds of love
- The maid of Islington
- Here's adieu to all judges and juries
- Lovely Joan
- The Isle of France
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