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Also known as	Come Jolly Bacchus
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CONSTANT LOVER, THE [2]. English. Printed in the third volume of the Dancing Master in 1726, by London publisher John Young. It appears to be unique to that volume. "Constant Lover (1)" is a different tune, and although it also appears in the Dancing Master, it was published in the second volume. See note for "Come Jolly Bacchus."

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-'''CONSTANT LOVER, THE [2].'''  English. Printed in the third volume of the '''Dancing Master''' in 1726, by London publisher John Young. It appears to be unique to that volume. "Constant Lover [1]''' is a different tune, and although it also appears in the '''Dancing Master''', it was published in the second volume. See note for "Come Jolly Bacchus."
+'''CONSTANT LOVER, THE [2].'''  English. Printed in the third volume of the '''Dancing Master''' in 1726, by London publisher John Young. It appears to be unique to that volume. "[[Constant Lover (1)]]" is a different tune, and although it also appears in the '''Dancing Master''', it was published in the second volume. See note for "[[Come Jolly Bacchus]]."
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