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Slow fpreacis t^ gloom my foul defires _ _ Burns ^ -, Page • 5l6
The lovely lafa of Invernefa ^ _ _ ^ _ Burns ^ _ - « 4l4
The robin caire to the wren's neft _^__ -.--__ 419
The auld man he came over the l*a _'_ _ « ^ ^^ ^ 429
The Duke of Gordon has three daughters _-.-.-__ ^ 431
'Twas on a Monday raijtnfntf ---_^_«^ __^ 440
The maltman comes on Monandaj^ „-^«-_ « _ ^ ^ 443
The auld wife bejond the fire _.._«_ « _^^« 446
There was an auld wife had a wee pickle tow « « _ - ^ 45Q
Tibbie Fowler »* the glcn __ --___ «_*^ 452
There's three true fellows ____^^- - _ ___ 454
There's fouth of braw Jockies and Jennys _ Ferguson _. ^ 462
The bonnieft lad that e'er Ifaw^__ _ _ _ ^ _^ 484
There was a filly Shepherds fwain -__«_-— 490
The Maids gane to (the mill by night _ ^ « . _ ^ -. 494
The King fits in Dumfermline toune _ _ _ - « _ - «496
The Wren foho Ijes in care's bed «_ _ «« _«« 497
The auld Hians mares dead ^_«_ _- >___ _ 500
There was a wee bit wiffikie ^.«, _ ^ ^ _ _- ^ 506
There grows a bonie brier bufh _«_ ^- ,.___ 508
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VV^antonn«fs for ever inair __.._,«-.____ 435
V>VU hide the Couper behind the door _^ _. . __. 442
V\ha is that at my chamber door _ _ BamfaV _ _ _ - _ 444
Will je go to the. Highlands Leezie Lindfa;>' _ ^ _ , _ ^ 446
When januar wind was bJawing ^ - _ Buru3 - _ _ _ 460
Wap and row, wap and row __.__ ____« 470
Will ye go and marry Katie -___- _ __- 472
Wherefore fighing art thou Phillis _-__ ____ 473
What think ^e o' the fcornfu' quxne _ «BoJbertflon- _ _ 476
Wilt thou be my Dearie - - _ _ _ Burns « _ _ _ 484
Wae is my- heart* and the tear's in my ee_ _.._ - _ 490
We'll put the fheep head in the pat - - -- -- - - 493
young Jamie pride of a the plain 433
Entered in Stationers Hall.
VI
E X
Slow fpreacis t^ gloom my foul defires _ _ Burns ^ -, Page • 5l6
The lovely lafa of Invernefa ^ _ _ ^ _ Burns ^ _ - « 4l4
The robin caire to the wren's neft _^__ -.--__ 419
The auld man he came over the l*a _'_ _ « ^ ^^ ^ 429
The Duke of Gordon has three daughters _-.-.-__ ^ 431
'Twas on a Monday raijtnfntf ---_^_«^ __^ 440
The maltman comes on Monandaj^ „-^«-_ « _ ^ ^ 443
The auld wife bejond the fire _.._«_ « _^^« 446
There was an auld wife had a wee pickle tow « « _ - ^ 45Q
Tibbie Fowler »* the glcn __ --___ «_*^ 452
There's three true fellows ____^^- - _ ___ 454
There's fouth of braw Jockies and Jennys _ Ferguson _. ^ 462
The bonnieft lad that e'er Ifaw^__ _ _ _ ^ _^ 484
There was a filly Shepherds fwain -__«_-— 490
The Maids gane to (the mill by night _ ^ « . _ ^ -. 494
The King fits in Dumfermline toune _ _ _ - « _ - «496
The Wren foho Ijes in care's bed «_ _ «« _«« 497
The auld Hians mares dead ^_«_ _- >___ _ 500
There was a wee bit wiffikie ^.«, _ ^ ^ _ _- ^ 506
There grows a bonie brier bufh _«_ ^- ,.___ 508
« w
VV^antonn«fs for ever inair __.._,«-.____ 435
V>VU hide the Couper behind the door _^ _. . __. 442
V\ha is that at my chamber door _ _ BamfaV _ _ _ - _ 444
Will je go to the. Highlands Leezie Lindfa;>' _ ^ _ , _ ^ 446
When januar wind was bJawing ^ - _ Buru3 - _ _ _ 460
Wap and row, wap and row __.__ ____« 470
Will ye go and marry Katie -___- _ __- 472
Wherefore fighing art thou Phillis _-__ ____ 473
What think ^e o' the fcornfu' quxne _ «BoJbertflon- _ _ 476
Wilt thou be my Dearie - - _ _ _ Burns « _ _ _ 484
Wae is my- heart* and the tear's in my ee_ _.._ - _ 490
We'll put the fheep head in the pat - - -- -- - - 493
young Jamie pride of a the plain 433
Entered in Stationers Hall.
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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