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» I a
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it, Lovely,hlooming,iresh,aB<l gay,I find a canker in it ; And -now throw it far a- way.
How fine this morning early,
All sunslrmy, clear, and la right,
Solate lloVdyou dearly;
Though lost now each fond delight.
The clouds seeming with showers,
Sunnyleams nomore are seen;
T?arewell,ye happy hours !
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Wtts, c rotchetrfcsj-ruvrru.ng items and descrZltn^ their uses; then Sdys the*Abtes, cauJinf 7us£u.^
jnistojoUoirhirrv; eu?ain, exercises them, auto their JCnovdedpe/ of thaSurns, a,nd cheeses the,n,
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The a£oi* Gamut, contains oil the. ttotes unthvn. the compass ofthedZu-man. recce . The notes ivh^chjorm
^bushed dady and Sold Wholesale V T-etr.il fyjf, HCSdme^ Eool seZZer, Xm&v. **""'* "* ^
Price One Halfpenny.
-A rose tree full in^hearmg, Had sweet flowers fair to see, One rosehe
T^yonci com.. .par-iu!g ; l?brhea:ufcy at-traoted. me. Though eager once to win
» I a
om-.par-vno:,£or. ijeaaity at-lTraotea me. liunxcn- eaffer once to mn
it, Lovely,hlooming,iresh,aB<l gay,I find a canker in it ; And -now throw it far a- way.
How fine this morning early,
All sunslrmy, clear, and la right,
Solate lloVdyou dearly;
Though lost now each fond delight.
The clouds seeming with showers,
Sunnyleams nomore are seen;
T?arewell,ye happy hours !
"Sour falsehood has changU: S: a scene
^^^roft7dsTvrriwderaddyj»rzce^^&^
i *1 £f <ywt*m;S%*' -XbtianalZditcatum, zs vdshfid 6, add hi? hum lie ende* roztr-s it* -ccrds ike
otttfusurn of the ribien^e umoryr these flosses to yyha-m^i^zc^enercd^Jron-c its SizePJPrice ir rather
maccessilh. Tttth this rte^Zu^- ibs w^ &e*>i undertnksnjzniZcZuruw Oenroores* of-ittpuMica.
ton ttorv »dZ hejwen. Centre, tut e^otd^Moe Instructions inSin^z^st^Siasd is jZpeZntUao
jarto introduce the.scienceundthellaZfperLnyZyreivjether.to itrttelBvnydfrm.
XA r STJtl/CTTOa>& in,STjrGZ.tr<.-':
TheTupds shoidd alftrst hetztujht tosiry aje*- SimpleJrQZcdies The Gunut u tiresome etndthe
Thj J -d*.Frft7is& Octanes ind'render- d dgfiadtfor iepinners. Children should SeyZn-m tJaJVur*
*njr irtifrsuch. Itvefy titncs tzs'BrosePJBuiterJOertte voter to ChasTte'TTieJtio
FT & ***«'**y *Pproj>ruUa wrds adapts- U> 1**. Gy octix, of the, Chddrrn,. Th*,y must io&utdht
t**t rnostesserzhalportofmusie K^ICeepirytu'nefy clapping unth the haruis . ^mony otder
iXtpusy theJiCotion. of tlie <JWasters hoAirfdrscenduiyatdi&fi.rstnvtetfeereouJihoL*- vdUl&suffvueni
<JfUr the apeofSer-enyea^-s. Children rn^yletn^MJ^Totatum^th^^dui Tudesofthe. Sodnceiond
W*"" ' rul Mes Zf 7 ™** asidoth&rSdns. TheTeacher dramas on. Oslatyeloard, Staves, £Ze£f S/ Min,
Wtts, c rotchetrfcsj-ruvrru.ng items and descrZltn^ their uses; then Sdys the*Abtes, cauJinf 7us£u.^
jnistojoUoirhirrv; eu?ain, exercises them, auto their JCnovdedpe/ of thaSurns, a,nd cheeses the,n,
to situ? the. notes lytke.7nselu.es.
The Gamut orDiatonic Scale . * -3
The a£oi* Gamut, contains oil the. ttotes unthvn. the compass ofthedZu-man. recce . The notes ivh^chjorm
^bushed dady and Sold Wholesale V T-etr.il fyjf, HCSdme^ Eool seZZer, Xm&v. **""'* "* ^
Price One Halfpenny.
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| Description | Containing numerous issues of The lyre and The halfpenny lyre, and several other individual sheets of music and publications. |
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| Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). 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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