see; Guirk grease.

Ho-gan the tin -ker and Lath-er-ing, Laaf-fer

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Cor-ne-lius Horatio Flaherty's son, Adelaide Grace, and Doctor
Red headed ducks wid salmon and peas, Bandy-leg'd frogs and Pe-ru - vi - an os-trlch

kick'd up

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a row, McLough va ·

and wanted

to know why they weren't ax'd to the spree.

lin, Cora Muldoon, And Brig-a-dier General Burke. tle-nosed pick - er-el, wood-cock and snipe, And ev'ry-thing else that would plaze.

now

we sadly say

a-dieu! Oh,kiss es sweet I leave with you, Good-bye,my lover,good-bye! never dream that I'll forget; I lov'd you once, I love you yet, Good-bye, my lover,good-bye! ev' ry thought of you shall be, Oh, say you'll sometimes think of me, Good-bye,my lover, good-bye!

Used by permission of T. B. Harms & Co.

1. How can I bear to leave thee, One part-ing kiss I give thee; And then whate'er be-fall me, I 2. Ne'er more may I be-hold thee, Or to this heart enfold thee: With spear and pennon glancing,

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3. I think of thee with longing, Think thou when tears are thronging, That with my last faint sighing, I'll

go where hon-or calls me.)

see the foe advancing. Fare-well, farewell, my own true love, Farewell, farewell, my own true love. whisper soft when dying.)

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Good-bye, my lover. Soldier's Farewell.-2.

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Quadrilles or Country Dances,"

SET TO NURSERY RHYMES,

BY

JOHN FARMER.

Jack and Jill.

No. 1.

TREBLE.
ALTO.

P Jack and Jill went up the hill, To fetch a pail of water;