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This air is preserved in the Petrie Collection ; it was obtained in the county of Londonderry, but its name was not
ascertained. Mrs. Hinkson has kindly allowed me to use her song, which, with the air, is printed in A. P. Graves's Irish Sang
Book, 1895.