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Of A’ the Airts .

Burns

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Highland Mary .

Burns

152

If Doughty Deeds

Cunninghame-Graham 153

County Guy

Scott

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“ Fly to the Desert, Fly with

Moore

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“ Believe Me, if all those En-

dearing Young Charms Moore

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Jenny Kissed Me

Hunt

158

“How. Many Times do I Love

Thee, Dear?”

Bed does

158

The Indian Serenade

Shelley

159

Love's Philosophy .

Shelley

160

I Fear thy Kisses, Gentle

Maiden

Shelley

161

To

Shelley

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Shelley

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Stanzas for Music .

Byron

162

“ When We Two Parted Byron

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She Walks in Beauty Byron

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How Delicious is the Win-

ning

Campbell

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Song

Coleridge

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“It was not in the Winter Hood

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Fair Ines

Hood

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Song

Darley

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At the Church Gate

Thackeray

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Summer Dawn

Morris

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The Nymph's Song to Hylas Morris

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Bedouin Love Song

Taylor

174

“ Oh! That we two were May-

ing

Kingsley

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To Helen

Poe.

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The Brook-Side .

Milnes

177

A Health

Pinkney

178

“ Ask Me No More

Tennyson

180

“The Splendor Falls on Castle

Tennyson,

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“ Come into the Garden,

Maud

Tennyson .

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O That 't Were Possible Tennyson

Longing

Arnold .

Meeting at Night

Browning

Parting at Morning

Browning

Misconceptions

Browning

A Dead Rose

Browning, E. B.

A Man's Requirements Browning, E. B.

Songs of Patriotism

A Farewell to Arms

Peele

To Lucasta, on Going to the

Wars

Lovelace

Bannockburn

Burns

A Farewell

Burns

“ It was a' for our Rightfu’

King”

Burns

Pibroch of Donald Dhu Scott

“Hail to the Chief who in

Triumph Advances!” Scott

Cavalier Tunes

Browning

Rule, Britannia

Thomson

England and America in 1782 Tennyson

My Dark Rosaleen

Mangani

The Star-Spangled Banner Key

The American Flag

Drake

Old Ironsides

Holmes

Concord Hymn

Emerson

Songs of Life's Pilgrimage

The Happy Heart

Dekker

A Wish

Rogers :

Song

Shelley

Dream-Pedlary

Bed does

Good-By

Emerson

Hunting Song

Scott

Youth and Love

Stevenson

As Slow our Ship

Moore

A Canadian Boat-Song Moore

The Bells .

Poe

The Bells of Shandon Mahony

The Day is Done

Longfellow

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Procter

Cowper

Burns

Blake

Greene .

Stevenson .

Tennyson

Field

Procter .

Thackeray

Thackeray

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Poe

The Arrow and the Song Longfellow

“ The World's Great Age be-

gins Anew"

Shelley

Harp of the North, Fare-

well!"

Scott

To the Muses

Blake

“The Harp that Once Through

Tara's Halls"

Moore

The Lost Leader

Browning

The Voice of Toil.

Morris

The Song of the Shirt

Hood

The Cry of the Children Browning, E. B.

Sit Down, Sad Soul

Procter

At the Mid Hour of Night. Moore

For Annie

Hame, Hame, Hame

Cunningham .

Douglas, Douglas, Tender

and True”

Craik

The Land o' the Leal

Lady Nairne

A Doubting Heart

Proctor

The Pilgrimage .

Raleigh

A Ballad of Trees and the

Master

Lanier

A Hymn

Fletcher

Qua Cursum Ventus

Clough

My Lady's Grave

Brontë

“ Break, Break, Break”

Tennyson

In the Valley of Cauteretz Tennyson

Wages

Tennyson

Up-Hill

Rossetti, C. G.

The Pillar of the Cloud Newman

Crossing the Bar

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