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The young men of Rumford in her had their joy , She shewed herself courteous ,
but never too coy , And at their commandment still she would be , So fair and so
comely was pretty Bessee . Four suitors at once unto her did go , They craved her
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The young men of Rumford in her had their joy , She shewed herself courteous ,
but never too coy , And at their commandment still she would be , So fair and so
comely was pretty Bessee . Four suitors at once unto her did go , They craved her
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Page 242
As a musician, his talents were creditable, and some of the dance-tunes that he
was in the habit of composing, shewed that he was not deficient in the organ of
melody. In the quiet church-yard of Gargrave may be seen the minstrel's grave.
As a musician, his talents were creditable, and some of the dance-tunes that he
was in the habit of composing, shewed that he was not deficient in the organ of
melody. In the quiet church-yard of Gargrave may be seen the minstrel's grave.
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