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U SILVIA; Of,
, G. Bufy. Yet, for all that, the Woman was a good Woman;
In the main.
Omn. O yes ! a very good Woman in the main.
G. Bufy. Tho' (he was Proud.
G. Gab. And Lazy. 1
G. Co/?. And Thievifh.
i Worn. And Impudent.
% Worn. And Whorifh.
3 Worn. But, above all, a fad Drunkard.
G.Gab. Ah, poor Creature ! that was her Death; for we all
know fhe died in her Drink.
G. Cofi. Ah, poor Soul ! we all lov'd her, to be fure ; and
wou'd not fpeak any Harm of her for the World.
G. Bufy. Oh, no ! to be fure ; for it wou'd be a wicked
thing of us to fpeak 111 of the Dead, that cannot anfwer for
themfelves.
Gaff. Gab. O yes ; a very wicked thing, to be fure. Tho they
do fay it is all the Fafhion in London ; the more Shame for 'em,
I think.
A I R X. Hunt the Squirrel.
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G. Bufy. The Gentlefolks of London,
Infamy featuring,
Neighbours befpattering,
Care not who are undone,
But blaft both Living and Dead,
Gaff. Gab. On high and low
They Scandal throw :
Wou y dyouthe Reafonjind\
9 Tis, \aufe they fear
Themfelves ? appear
The w&rji of Humankind.
The!
, G. Bufy. Yet, for all that, the Woman was a good Woman;
In the main.
Omn. O yes ! a very good Woman in the main.
G. Bufy. Tho' (he was Proud.
G. Gab. And Lazy. 1
G. Co/?. And Thievifh.
i Worn. And Impudent.
% Worn. And Whorifh.
3 Worn. But, above all, a fad Drunkard.
G.Gab. Ah, poor Creature ! that was her Death; for we all
know fhe died in her Drink.
G. Cofi. Ah, poor Soul ! we all lov'd her, to be fure ; and
wou'd not fpeak any Harm of her for the World.
G. Bufy. Oh, no ! to be fure ; for it wou'd be a wicked
thing of us to fpeak 111 of the Dead, that cannot anfwer for
themfelves.
Gaff. Gab. O yes ; a very wicked thing, to be fure. Tho they
do fay it is all the Fafhion in London ; the more Shame for 'em,
I think.
A I R X. Hunt the Squirrel.
P^g&ffl^^^
^ I'l jJJj JJI rkl ^ ^ rlTlT f^
fe
q^.^ n .o
ljdj=tp!^llJ£
m ^
G. Bufy. The Gentlefolks of London,
Infamy featuring,
Neighbours befpattering,
Care not who are undone,
But blaft both Living and Dead,
Gaff. Gab. On high and low
They Scandal throw :
Wou y dyouthe Reafonjind\
9 Tis, \aufe they fear
Themfelves ? appear
The w&rji of Humankind.
The!
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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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