Title Page
PREFACE
PREFACE
CLASSIFIED INDEX
CLASSIFIED INDEX
CLASSIFIED INDEX
CLASSIFIED INDEX
CLASSIFIED INDEX
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
GLOSSARY OF SCOTCH WORDS.
GLOSSARY OF SCOTCH WORDS.
Begone, dull Care, 17th Century - 0101
The Hunt is up, Old English - 0102
THERE WAS A JOLLY MILLER, 17th Century - 0103
The Keel row, Northumbrian, 18th Century - 0104
Now, Robin, lend to me thy Bow, Old English - 0105
John Peel, Old Hunting Song - 0106
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You Gentlemen of England, 17th Century - 0108
The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington, Traditional - 0109
Barbara Allen, Old English - 0110
The British Grenadiers, 16th Century - 0111
Drink to me only, Ben Jonson, - 0112
Early one Morning, Old English - 0113
We be three poor Mariners, 1609 - 0114
Oh ! the Oak and the Ash, 17th Century - 0115
The Roast Beef of Old England, Leveridge, Leveridge - 0116
A-hunting we will go, Fielding, 18th Century - 0117
The Vicar of Bray, 17th Century - 0118
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Come, Lasses and Lads, 17th Century - 0120
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The happy Clown, A. P. Graves, 11 The happy Fanner - 0122
To the Maypole haste, Staines Morris Tune, Elizabethan Air - 0123
The Mermaid, Old Sea Song - 0124
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The Spring is coming, G. Macfarren, About 1700 - 0126
The Bay of Biscay, Andrew Cherry, Davy - 0127
Under the greenwood Tree, Folk Song, ., 17th Century - 0128
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Here's a Health unto his Majesty, 17th Century - 0130
Tom Bowling, Dibdin, Dibdin - 0131
Hope, the Hermit, John Oxenford, 17th Century - 0132
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Sigh no more, Ladies, Shakespeare, Stevens - 0134
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Ye Mariners of England, Campbell, Callcott - 0136
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Dulce Domum, 17th Century - 0138
Farewell, Manchester, Felton's Gavotte, The Girl I left behind me, - 0139
Polly Oliver, A. P. Graves, - 0140
Heart of Oak, Gar rick, Boyce - 0141
Joan to the Maypole, 17th Century - 0142
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The Barley Mow, - 0144
Golden Slumbers, May Fair 17th Century - 0145
Where the Bee sucks, Shakespeare, Arne - 0146
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Now is the Month of Maying, Morley - 0148
Fairest Isle, Dry den, Pure ell - 0149
Since first I saw your Face., Ford - 0150
It was a Lover and his Lass, Shakespeare, Morley - 0151
The Lass of Richmond Hill, Macnally, James Hook - 0152
Cherry Ripe, Herrick, Horn - 0153
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Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind, Shakespeare, A rne - 0156
Good morrow, Mistress bright, A, P. Graves, - 0157
Song of the Western Men, Rev. R. S. Hawker, Old Cornish Ballad - 0158
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The useful Plough, A. P. Graves, - 0160
Amid the new-mown Hay, Charles Mackay, With Jockey to the Fair - 0161
The golden Vanity, - 0162
The bonnie Brier Bush, A non, - 0163
The Bluebells of Scotland, Anon, - 0164
Ca' the Ewes to the Knowes, Burns, - 0165
Wae's me for Prince Charlie, William Glen, - 0166
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There's nae Luck about the House, Julius Mickle, - 0168
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The Flowers of the Forest, Mrs. Cockbum, - 0170
Ditto. ditto., Jane Elliot, - 0171
Afton Water, Burns, - 0172
Here awa', there awa', Bums, - 0173
I'll bid my Heart be still, Pr ingle, Old Border Melody - 0174
A Man's a Man for a' that, Burns, - 0175
Kelvin Grove, Lyle, - 0176
Annie Laurie, Anon, - 0177
Charlie is my Darling, Anon, - 0178
The Rowan Tree, Lady Nairne, - 0179
Oh why left I my Hame ?, Gilfillan, - 0180
The Boatie rows, John Ewen, - 0181
Scots, wha hae, Burns, - 0182
The Campbells are coming, Traditional, - 0183
Bonnie Dundee, Walter Scott, - 0184
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Wha wadna fecht for Charlie ?, - 0186
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Robin Adair, Bums, - 0188
Jock o' Hazeldean, Walter Scott s, - 0189
The hundred Pipers, Lady Nairne, - 0190
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Leezie Lindsay, Anon, - 0192
Will ye no come back again ?, Lady Nairne, - 0193
Thou bonnie Wood of Craigielea, Tannahill, James Barr - 0194
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Ye Banks and Braes, Burns, - 0196
The auld Hoose, Lady Nairne, - 0197
Caller Herrin', Lady Nairnc, - 0198
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And ye shall walk in silk Attire, Susanna Blamirc, - 0202
The Piper o' Dundee, - 0203
Lament of Flora Macdonald, James Hogg, - 0204
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Go where Glory waits thee, Moore, Maid of the Valley - 0206
Oh! breathe not his Name, Moore, The Brown Maid - 0207
Remember the Glories of Brien the Brave, Moore, Molly McAlpin - 0208
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Silent, oh Movie, Moore, Arrah, my dear Eveleen - 0210
The Minstrel Boy, Moore, The Moreen - 0211
Let Erin remember, Moore, The little red Fox - 0212
Oh Bay of Dublin, Lady Dufferin, The Groves of Blarney - 0213
The Harp that once thro' Tara's Halls, Moore, Molly, my Treasure - 0214
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Avenging and bright, Moore, Cruachan nafeine - 0216
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At the mid Hour of Night, Moore, Molly, my dear - 0218
My gentle Harp, Moore, The Caoine - 0219
When through Life unblest we rove, Moore, The Banks of Banna - 0220
It is not the Tear, Moore, The Sixpence - 0221
The Meeting of the Waters, Moore, The old Head of Dennis - 0222
Sweet Innisfallen, Moore, The captivating Youth - 0223
'Twas one of those Dreams, Moore, The Song of the Woods - 0224
As vanquished Erin, Moore, The Boyne Water - 0225
Lay his Sword by his Side, Moore, If the Sea were Ink - 0226
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Farewell, but whenever, Moore, Moll Roone - 0228
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She is far from the Land, Moore, Open the Door softly - 0230
I'd mourn the Hopes, Moore, The Rose Tree - 0231
As slow our Ship, Moore, - 0232
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Forget not the Field, Moore, The Lamentation of Aughrim - 0234
0 for the Swords of former Time, Moore, - 0235
Sing, sweet Harp, Moore, - 0236
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The little red Lark, A. P. Graves, - 0238
0 sleep, my Baby, A. P. Graves, Ancient Lullaby , - 0239
'Twas pretty to be in Ballinderry, A. P. Graves, - 0240
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The Flight of the Earls, A. P. Graves, - 0242
My Love's an Arbutus, A. P. Graves, - 0243
When she answered me, A. P. Graves, - 0244
Hey ho, the Morning Dew!, - 0245
The Cuckoo Madrigal, A. P. Graves, The Cobbler of Castleberry - 0246
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Darby Kelly, A. P. Graves, - 0248
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The Melody of the Harp, A. P. Graves, - 0250
Remember the poor, A. P. Graves, - 0251
The Heroes of the Sea, A. P. Graves, Street Ballad - 0252
Away to the Wars, A. P. Graves, When you go to a Battle - 0253
Clare's Dragoons, Thomas Davis, Vive la - 0254
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I've found my bonny Babe a Nest, A. P. Graves, Lullaby - 0256
O'Donnell's March, A. P. Graves, The brown little Mallet - 0257
The Quern Tune, A. P. Graves, - 0258
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Raise us a Riddle, A. P. Graves, The floating Tribute - 0260
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More of Cloyne, A. P. Graves, - 0262
The County of Mayo, A. P. Graves, The Ship of Patrick Lynch - 0263
The Songs Erin sings, A. P. Graves, - 0264
The leafy Cool-Kellure, A. P. Graves, The white-breasted Boy - 0265
Remember thee .., Moore, Castle Tirowen - 0266
Marching to Candahar, A. P. Graves Welsh Songs., - 0267
The Ash Grove, John Oxenford, Llwyn on - 0268
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The Bells of Aberdovey, A. P. Graves, Clychau Abcrdyji - 0270
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The Rising of the Lark, M, X. Hayes, Codiad yr hedydd - 0272
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The Men of Harlech, A. P. Graves, Rhyfclgyrch gwyr Harlech - 0274
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All through the Night, A. P. Graves, Ar hydy nos - 0276
White Snowdon, Mrs. Hemans, Eryri Wen - 0277
The Mistletoe, A. P. Graves, Cnot y coed - 0278
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Hunting the Hare, A. P. Graves, Helar 'sgyfarnog - 0280
On this Day, John Oxenford, Difyrrwch y brenin - 0281
This Garden now, A. P. Graves, I Blas Gogerddan - 0282
She must be mine, A. P. Graves, Pe cawn i hon - 0283
Adieu to dear Cambria, A. P. Graves, Llandyfri - 0284
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The black Monk, A. P. Graves, Y Mynach Du - 0286
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In the Vale of Llangollen, A. P. Graves, Yn Nyffryn Llangollen - 0288
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Let now the Harp, Walter Maynard, Pant Corlan yr Wyn - 0290
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Venture, Gwen (The Stars in Heaven arc bright), Mentra Gwen - 0292
Forth to the Battle, A. P. Graves, Rhyfclgyrch CaptenMorgan - 0293
Gwendolen's Repose {A gentle Maid in Secret sighed) - 0294
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Why lingers my gaze ? (Lady Owen's Delight), Mrs, Hemans - 0296
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David of the White Rock, John Oxenford, Dafydd y Gareg Wen - 0298
New Year's Eve, John Oxenford, Nos Galan - 0299
The Exile of Cambria, Yr Alltud o Gymru - 0300
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Over the Stone, A. P. Graves, Tros y Gareg - 0302
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The Marsh of Rhuddlan, A. P. Graves, Morfa Rhuddlan - 0304
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The Miller's Daughter, A. P Graves, Merck y Melinydd - 0306
The Men of Dovey's Delight (Woe to the Day), A. P. Graves - 0307
Now strike the Harp, Walter Maynard, I wisgo aur-goron - 0308
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Lady Gwenny (Underyonder Oaken Tree), A. P. Graves, - 0310
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Weep not, I pray, John Oxenford, Serch Hudol - 0312
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The Blackbird, A. P. Graves, Y Fwyalchcn - 0314
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The Dove, A. P. Graves, Y Deryn pur - 0316
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The Vale of Clwyd (The missing Boat), A. P. Graves, - 0318
Black Sir Harry, .., Syr Harri Ddu - 0319
The Queen's Dream, A. P. Graves, Breuddwyd y FrenJiines - 0320
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Loudly proclaim, Walter Maynard, Ymadawiad y brenin - 0322
God rest ye, merry Gentlemen, - 0323
The first Nowell, - 0324
Good Christian Men, rejoice, - 0325
The Wassail Song, - 0326
Good King Wenceslas, - 0327
We three Kings of Orient are, - 0328
White Sand and grey Sand, Round, Turn again, Whittington,Chairs to mend, - 0329
'Tis humdrum, Gaping Catch , gentle Evergreen,Adieu, sweet Amaryllis, - 0330
Let's have a Peal, Round,To Portsmouth, Sing we merrily, Round, Anon - 0331
0 my Love, Go to Joan Glover, Come, follow me, My Dame hath a lame tame - 0332
Slaves to the World, A Boat, a Boat, Fie, nay, prithee, John, - 0333
Under this Stone, Hark! the bonny Christchurch Bells, Look, Neighbours, - 0334
Would you know my Celia's Charms, She weepeth sore, 0 Absalom, - 0335
The Land of my Fathers, - 0336
Auld lang syne, Burns, - 0337
Rule, Britannia, Thomson, A me - 0338
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God save the King, - 0340 |