The lyre: a collection of the most approved Scottish, English, and Irish songs. [2 vols., with cancel title-leaves. Both vols. are described as A collection of ... English, Irish, and Scottish songs, and are without a vol. statement. Vol. 2 is reissued for A. Stewart. Vol. 1 wants the index].

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W. Rollo, 1824

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adieu AIR-The amang the heather ANACREON IN HEAVEN auld auld Robin Gray beauty blest bloom blythe boatie rows bonnie bosom braes of Yarrow brave breast breath bright busk Caledonia Carle charm cheek cheer cried dear derry e'en e'er Epps Erin eyes fair farcical scene FAREWELL flowers frae friends garret Gilderoy glee gude hame happy heart Hearts of oak Highland laddie honour hyd y kail-brose Kenmure's King's lady land landmen lass lassie Lochaber looes look'd lov'd Madame Vestris maid Marriage of Figaro maun merry morning muir amang ne'er never night noddin poor roam Robin rose round sailor sigh sing smile song sorrow soul Sung sweet tears tell thee There's thou thought true weel weep wife Willie wind women fo'k wooing o't youth

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TitleThe lyre: a collection of the most approved Scottish, English, and Irish songs. [2 vols., with cancel title-leaves. Both vols. are described as A collection of ... English, Irish, and Scottish songs, and are without a vol. statement. Vol. 2 is reissued for A. Stewart. Vol. 1 wants the index].
AuthorLyre
PublisherW. Rollo, 1824
Original fromOxford University
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