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(13) Page 5 - Good night and joy be wi' ye
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Good nigift and Joy Ur wt* ye.
LA FI IS*ALE .
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Fi rst Gent: lead his partner round inside the figuire
the 4 Ladies advance join rig*ht hands, and retire,
then the Gent? do the same, all set and turn partners
all chain figutre half round, promenade to places
all change sides join right hands at corners an l
back again to places all promenade at the finish .
Hart4; of* Oh >rls

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Hart's much admired second set of Scotch quadrilles
Descriptionincluding the favorite airs of The Lothian lassie. Were a noddin. Johnny Macgill. The quakers wife. Good night and joy be wi'ye as performed by the author at the Nobility's Balls. Composed & arranged for the piano forte or harp, by Joseph Hart.
ShelfmarkGlen.337(6)
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Form / genre: Written and printed matter > Pamphlets
Dates / events: 1825 [Date published]
Places: Europe > United Kingdom > England > Greater London > London (inhabited place) [Place published]
Subject / content: Folk music
Folk dances
Scottish
Adaptations
Pianos
Harps (chordophones)
Person / organisation: Hart, Joseph Binns, 1794-1844 [Composer]
Mayhew & Co. [Publisher]

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