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PINKY HOUSE
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O come, my love! and bring a.nevr
That - ‘title turn of m:nd ;
That gracefulnefs of air,in you
By Nature's handdelignd!
What beauty, like th^- blufkin^ Rofe,
Firft lighted up this flame;
Which,like the fun,for ever glo-ws
Within my breaft the fame !
3
6
3
4
Ye light coquetslye airy things!
Howr vain is all your art !
How feldom it a lover brings I
How rarely keeps a heart [
O gather from my Nelly’s-charms ,
That fweet,that graceful eafe ;
That blufhing modefty that warms ;
That native art to pleale !
Come then, my, love! O come along.
And feed me with thy charms;
Come,fair infpirer of my fong,
O till my longing arms 2
A flame like mine can never die.
While charms fo bright as thine.
So heav’nly fair, both pleafe the eye.
And fill the foul divine !
Tender
*3#
jjl.
j - r^i
E
i
—y,w '■■ v>”" ^ ^
By Pin - - ky Houfe,ol’t
K
mevalk,While i cir. . cled in my
liear my Nelly fveet-ly talk; And . gaze o’er
her
charms .
let me e - ver fond
L
- -
behold Thofe gra - ces void of art
: P -*h
Thofe
6 6
A,
tt
^j!.i -'jUjEj
£
Li* ^T’> m • 8
that fveet i-
Id In 'will- -ing chains my heart
i
I
6
6
2
6
4.
O come, my love! and bring a.nevr
That - ‘title turn of m:nd ;
That gracefulnefs of air,in you
By Nature's handdelignd!
What beauty, like th^- blufkin^ Rofe,
Firft lighted up this flame;
Which,like the fun,for ever glo-ws
Within my breaft the fame !
3
6
3
4
Ye light coquetslye airy things!
Howr vain is all your art !
How feldom it a lover brings I
How rarely keeps a heart [
O gather from my Nelly’s-charms ,
That fweet,that graceful eafe ;
That blufhing modefty that warms ;
That native art to pleale !
Come then, my, love! O come along.
And feed me with thy charms;
Come,fair infpirer of my fong,
O till my longing arms 2
A flame like mine can never die.
While charms fo bright as thine.
So heav’nly fair, both pleafe the eye.
And fill the foul divine !
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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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