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<dl><dd>1 score [2], 32, [2] p. ; 34 cm</dd>
<dd>"This is the only edition published with the music complete."</dd>
<dd>Publisher's catalogue of vocal music at end of score</dd>
<dd>SUL copy is inscribed on title page: Frances Whitmore, given by Mr James Curtis</dd>
<dd>No.1 in a bound volume of 24 vocal scores, with ms. index on flyleaf</dd>
<dd>Bound with: Pucitta, Vincenzo Dolce tranquillita, trio, [1809?] -- Attwood, Thomas. E' la fede degli amanti, [1807 or 1808] -- Attwood, Thomas. Ellen's song, Ave Maria, [1810?] -- Attwood, Thomas. He is gone to the mountain, [1807 or 1808] -- Attwood, Thomas. Lochinvar, [1814?] -- Jackson, William. Time has not thin'd my flowing hair, [179-?] -- Clarke-Whitfield, John. Fair Solima!, [180-?] -- Clarke-Whitfield, John. "Twas not those eyes of starry light, [1820?] -- Walmisley, T.F. Flow'rs are fresh and bushes are green, [180?] -- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. Dove sono i bei momenti, [18--?] -- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. Voi che sapete, [1810?] -- Paisiello, Giovanni. [Elfrida] Come al corso il sole e lento, [1802] -- Pucitta, Vincenzo. Adoratta Gabriella, [1809 or 1810] -- John Davy. [Rob Roy Macgregor] We part to meet no more, [1819?] -- Auld lang syne, [18--?] -- John Davy. [Rob Roy Macgregor] A highland lad my love was born, [1816?] -- John Davy. [Rob Roy Macgregor] Ah would it were my humble lot, [1818?] -- Davy, John. Rebecca's song, [18--] -- Kiallmark, George. Fare thee well! [1813?] -- Ranz des vaches, [1805?] -- Knyvett, William. The night was dark, [18--] -- Kent, James. Hear hear my prayer, [1820?] -- Watlen, John. The original music to the Lord's prayer, [1810?]</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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Locke, Matthew, 1621 or 2-1677</div>
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