The wild harp of our land is broken

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The wild harp of our land is broken
George Linley, George Linley
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The wild harp of our land is broken

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W. Hall
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English

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For voice and piano.

Balfe, M.W. In this old chair. Boston [ca. 1850] Glover, S. Hark a glad voice. New York [ca. 1840] Allen, G.N. The ocean burial. Boston, c1850. Donizetti, G. Salut à la France. Philadelphia [185-] Dance, L.S. By the margin. Boston [185-] Hime, E.L. Something to love me. Boston, c1853. Donizetti, G. I'll pray for thee. Philadelphia [185-] Masset, S.C. When the moon. New York [c1853] Balfe, M.W. We may be happy yet. Boston [18--] Knight, E. Savourneen Deelish. Boston [185-] Lavenu, L.H. Bring me wild flowers. Boston [18--] Kleber, H. They sleep in the grave. New York, c1952. Barnett, J. Moonlight, music, love. Boston [ca. 1850] Root, G.F. Rosalie the prairie flower. [Boston, 185-] Norton, C. Fairy bells. [Cincinnati, 185-?] Moore, T. The dreams of home. New York [ca. 1840] Pede, T.T. The village bells. Boston [185-] Glover, S. Give me a cot in the valley. Boston [184-?] Rooke, W.M. My boyhood's home. Boston [ca. 1850] Glover, S. Why do the swallows change. Boston [18--] Linley, G. Wake up, my own. Boston [ca. 1850] Hime, E.L. Look always on the sunny side. Boston [ca. 1850] Lindsay, M. Excelsior. [n.p., n.d.] Up to the forest hie. [n.p., n.d.] Wallace, W.V. The sweet smile. Boston [186-?] Thomas, J.R. The cottage. New York, c1856.

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M1621 L55 W5

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5 p.

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OL14775423M

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OL15264188W

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