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till flie fliall return ! till flie (hall
^1=1
return !
Ah! ceafe, cruel echo, to mock at my pain,
By refounding fair Phillida's name back again ;
Her name, thou canft witnefs, I've fung o'er and o'er,
But, alas ! 'tis her abfence that now I deplore ! /
For Phillida's gone, &c.
How oft, gentle gales, have ye harmony brought,
As it pour'd in foft numbers from Philomel's throat I
Yet herfong was then ufelefs to foothe me to reft,
Whilft my head lay fo eafy on Phillida's breaft !
But Phillida's gone, &c.
What comfort, alas! can for Damon remain !
Can he longer delight in the fports of the plain ?
Ah ! no : his pipe broken, and ftray'd all his fheep,
Poor Damon has nothing to do but to weep !
For Phillida's gone, &c.
Farevvel, my fad ftrain ! 'tis in vain that I fing !
No fighs back again can my fhepherdefs bring !
Nor ere mail poor Damon's unfortunate head
Be pillow'd in peace — till he fleeps with the dead \
For Phillida's gone, &c.
G
My
till flie fliall return ! till flie (hall
^1=1
return !
Ah! ceafe, cruel echo, to mock at my pain,
By refounding fair Phillida's name back again ;
Her name, thou canft witnefs, I've fung o'er and o'er,
But, alas ! 'tis her abfence that now I deplore ! /
For Phillida's gone, &c.
How oft, gentle gales, have ye harmony brought,
As it pour'd in foft numbers from Philomel's throat I
Yet herfong was then ufelefs to foothe me to reft,
Whilft my head lay fo eafy on Phillida's breaft !
But Phillida's gone, &c.
What comfort, alas! can for Damon remain !
Can he longer delight in the fports of the plain ?
Ah ! no : his pipe broken, and ftray'd all his fheep,
Poor Damon has nothing to do but to weep !
For Phillida's gone, &c.
Farevvel, my fad ftrain ! 'tis in vain that I fing !
No fighs back again can my fhepherdefs bring !
Nor ere mail poor Damon's unfortunate head
Be pillow'd in peace — till he fleeps with the dead \
For Phillida's gone, &c.
G
My
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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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