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No. 1. March Megan No. 2. The rising of the lark No. 3. March of the men of Harlech No. 4. Lilla's a lady No. 5. Savourneen deelish No. 6. La rosa valse No. 7. She wore a wreath of roses No. 8. The last rose of summer No. 9. Home sweet home No. 10. The heart bow'd down No. 11. What are the wild waves saying No. 12. Within a mile of Edinboro' town No. 13. By the sad sea waves No. 14. The harp that once through Tara's hall's No. 15. Isle of beauty No. 16. The lass of Richmond hill No. 17. The maid of Llangollen No. 18. My lodging is on the cold ground No. 19. Oft in the stilly night No. 20. Robin Adair No. 21. Rose softly blooming No. 22. The wearing of the green No. 23. O dear what can the matter be No. 24. I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls No. 25. Rousseau's dream No. 26. The blue bells of Scotland.
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- Author
- O.B. Dussek
- Publisher
- Edwin Ashdown
- Published
- 1910
- Language
- EN
- Category
- music
- Subjects
- Music, Arts
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