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H Shepherd Once had, lost Its Love. /. ^ 

Cur Coemby is our Ship dub See.. ./. 

vlA wheat avails the, busy Care. / 

Hnd does a. pond Emotioit ( JJuctJ . ...... A ^ 

Tnfermer Times the silent Bride D ?.._ .../._, 
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LVevcr thin/e qf Love /„ 

ThcTidure Son) tS(g> how auiWords &cj. /, 


the siege o£ B elgrade io.g 

| Overture, to DP. %.G 

The Fa verdc diarch p om Dt. , 6 

TfePaiZEor 9.5.3.8A.H 


The Ror Black Roy... /,_ 

flh tell me- S(/tl,v. . . (Duct). ; /, 

Fronv tm? Aide k seek Chin. 'D°d. / 

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THE GLOK I OUS Tof JUNE 8.0 

Overture to D?.. /. _ 

O staj> my Dove. 

It > lives hut to Cctu/uerih iongucre to Save -. ... 

When, in, 7/iar on, the- Ocean, . (/.. 

TheLine teas Fornid. ^ 

Otr the pejt surface of the Dec/). /. _ 

IChen. hy. Vi/At p the dfid Watch /. 

TLdica, to the Rltuf/e, Jicliahts J 

/for 4 Voices Hdapted by Sloracc. j7. _ 


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Symphonies bvthe'Hhb'lAch'. Altogether., 

The, Overture, ikf larch cdme-Ada/byi by Stance . 

AJo Lodouka. ...: / ^ 

Te streams that round my Risen, Creep 

When, the ePirheiiddlietiiiijlit /,_> 

VMie u. nu? Tlorcslu, /._> 

Sweet Bird, that- Cheerst. > 

JLark Hark- die, /Wusic 1 

Defe.end, some Warinff titwcL. t. 

Flares hi tig IterToice ■ - \ Trio). ....L6 


f tilths as (he Honrs w.jfytay. . /. 

2Vo morel'll brave the, tender Sibil / 

Some time aao I married. (tWife. /. 

ffm few know how to value Life. /. 

The Rose h the Lilly /. 

The Sapling Oak /. — < 

Of Blighted Faith ( Duet i /, 6 

Tho. you At.nk Iff) this to per me /, 

To mighty Lope. 6 

JfvRlaitd in no one Ritv moves /. 

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Overture to JLahrtwt/d 

Tldterc Zealous Misers Starve. J, i 

Tho Rlmsure Swell the folded Crv- A J 

Toll’ Foil the Knell.. ..( J . l,d 

Oh kuaplcfs Youth. j.f. 

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Lullaby /.^ 

rVc more hit Fears alanning /. 

Lovers who Listen /»— , 

Sts Wrapt in Sleep 1. 


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Lamentation of the Queen, ef France, DP. : ./. _ 

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Caj'cfid de winding Rath enplane. /.. 

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Go not my Love /, _ 

Little Tqfflinc 1. „ 

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Fu/t nunt i) a Lad in ZJiwck Vale. 


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'The Siege of Belgrade... 4 . — 

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O^er Hedge and Ditch they fly, 

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We Sportfmen void of Care or pain, 
With Health are bleft each Day, 
Delighted to feud o’er the Plain, 

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Till Reynard gafping lies, 

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When vanquilh’d, gor’d, he dies! 

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Returning back fhe met her Love, 

Ah 1 William dear fhe fondly cried, 

May you a happier fortune prove. 

She prefs’d his hand —She tigh’d and died. 
Ah! well a day well a day,Ah!well a day. 
Gentle Hearts too foon will break. 

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And fullen homeward creeps* 

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His Spirits the while, 

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Capsize the Binacle and all. 

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My love in worth shall higher rise. 
Nor time shall rust nor squalls capsize. 
My faith and truth to Lovely Nan. 


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For ferving of a worthlels friend. 

And every -• creature from me ran; 

No ship performing Quarantine 
Was ever so deserted seen; 

None haild me woman, child, nor man. 

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Though cut adrift by all the world, 

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Love truth and merit to defend, 

To moan their lofs who hazard ran, 

I love to take an honest part. 

Love beauty and a spotlefs heart. 

By manners love to shew the man. 

To sail through life by honour’s breeze, 
’Twas all along of loving these 
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Sometimes at Midnight do I ft ray 
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Ah. who’d have thought that falshood ever hung 
Mix’d with the love like notes of Edwards tongue 
Ye Banks of Chelmer witnefs to his Vows 
Ye willows too that shaded us with boughs 
Ye waves that swell’d and kifs’d the meadows brim 
As if ye envy’d me each kifs of him. 

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My briny tears, do mix them "with the deep 
For Edwards vows were false as subtle sands 
That many a fair and gallant Vefsel strands 
Rather, than doom me thus to love a slave 
Te fates o'erwhelm me in von wat’ry grave. . 



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Immortals quaffs in Realms above 
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Theres not on Earth a toping Soul 
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Who calls the Eaftern World his own 
His Empire boafts in Vain 
We all are greater Kings than he 
Enjoying his Felicity 

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Why wander thus penfively here*} 

Oh! why did I come from the Plain, 
Where I fed on the fmiles of my dear*! 
They tell me my favorite Maid, 

The Pride of that Valley, is flown 
Alas! where with her I have ftrav’d 
I could wander with pleafure alone. 

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What Anguifh I felt at my heart ! 

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’Twas with pain that fhe faw me depart 
She gaz’d as I flowly withdrew 
hly path I could hardly difcern 
So fweetly fhe bade me Adieu 
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Where I fed on, the fmiles of my dear 
They tell me my favorite Maid, 

The Pl idt of that Valley, is flown*. 
Alas! where with her I have l'tray’d , 

1 could wander, with pleasure alone. 


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What Anguish I felt at my heart! 

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« Twas with pain that fhe faW me depart: 
She gaz'd as I flowly withdrew, 

My path I could hardly discern. 

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I thought that the bade me, retur^. 



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Or hold vag-ue converse with Edith a’s fhade: 

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At ills that others rue 
At others ills thus wailing 
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Shall find its welcome close 
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Tbe Grave shall end my cares 
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Life’s Tdle pageant closing . 

No more shall grief assail 
Nor sorrpw longer wail . 



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To melt the Soul to Love . 

I felt my heart grow foft and warm, 
And flutter like a Dove . 


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My heart would then he lost: 

But fate and Cupid fo decreed, 

And Cupid wont he crost 
For lol a Nymph more fair, more bright, 
Than Goddefs of the Skies ! 

Sweet NANCY met my ravifh’d fight, 
And chain’d me with her eves . 


Where now my former ease of mind. 
Which fears, nor doubts did rack . 

Yet whilst the Fair I love is kind, 

I hardly wish it hack 
Kind Powers of Love! your aid impart, 
Assist the dear design, 

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To make her ever Mine . 











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