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Allister M'AUister,
Beautiful Biddy of Sligo, -
Bannocks o’ barley,
Barnaby Finegan, - - -
Billy Bowling, ...
Clar de kitchen, ...
Come, you darkies, sing, •
Dandy Jim from Caroline,
Dere’s some one in de house wid Dinah,
Doctor Brown, ...
Friend, by my sonl, I’ll whiskey drink,
Gray goose and gander, -
Hurrah for an Irish stew, -
Harry Bluff, ...
Had I a glass, ...
I’m no speaker, so yon see,
Jolly nose.
King Arthur had three sons,
Katty Mooney, ...
Long tail blue, ...
Lucy Long ...
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Comic songster
DescriptionContaining a choice collection of the most popular and mirth-inspiring melodies of the day.
ShelfmarkABS.1.80.30(3)
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