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Secrets / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard], words by Miss. Munro |
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April 16, 1881 |
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Drifting : ballad / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard], words by Miss. Frances L. Keeler |
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April 16, 1881 |
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I'm waiting my darling for thee / arranged by George T. Evans |
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June 11, 1877 |
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Over the hill to the poor-house / David Braham, words by George L. Catlin |
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January 26, 1877 |
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Take me to the ball tonight / J.G. Maeder, words by John Brougham |
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October 19, 1877 |
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Mollie darling : a companion to "Mollie Bawn" : song and chorus / written and composed by Will S. Hays |
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February 21, 1877 |
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Ellie Rhee : ballad / Sep. Winner |
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August 10, 1877 |
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Dead march in Saul / Handel |
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[1877?] |
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Mary Aileen / words and music by J.H. McNaughton |
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December 11, 1880 |
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Come back to Erin / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard] |
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April 13, 1877 |
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There's a letter in the candle / R. Coote, written by J. Ckarje |
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March 2, 1877 |
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Mother, take me home again : ballad / C.A. White |
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November 10, 1877 |
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Have I not been kind to thee? / H.P. Danks, words by George Cooper |
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March 19, 1877 |
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Scrapbook compiled by Amoï Bird |
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1920-1924 |
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Drifting : ballad / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard], words by Miss. Frances L. Keeler |
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October 15, 1877 |
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See that my grave's kept green / written and composed by Gus. Williams |
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October 29, 1877 |
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To-day and To-morrow : composed and dedicated to the Rev. W.B. Affleck / Thomas Jones, words by Gerald Massey |
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August 15, 1877 |
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Do not turn me from your door / Will. S. Hayes |
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March 7, 1877 |
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Down the shadowed lane she goes : or the Happy little maiden / J.L. Gilbert |
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December 11, 1880 |
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The gates are wide open / words and music by C.A. White |
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February 28, 1877 |
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Mary Aileen / words and music by J.H. McNaughton |
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November 9, 1877 |
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Five o'clock in the morning : as sung with immense success by Madame Parepa Rosa / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard] |
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[1877?] |
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The day when you'll forget me / J.R. Thomas, words by Morgan |
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July 2, 1881 |
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Amber tresses tied in blue / H.P. Danks, words by Samuel M. Mitchell |
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February 26, 1877 |
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Whip-poor-will's song / H. Millard |
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June 4, 1877 |
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Whisper softly, mother's dying / James E. Stewart, words by Frank Dumont |
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February 23, 1877 |
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Little Em'ly / C.A. White, poem by Dexter Smith |
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September 12, 1877 |
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In her "little bed" we laid her / C.A. White, words by Dexter Smith |
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September 19, 1877 |
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The little ones at home / C.T. Lockwood, words by E.F.D. |
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April 23, 1877 |
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Strolling on the sands : song and chorus / L. Hovey |
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May 25, 1877 |
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Little stars are brightly shining / W. von Thilo, words by Frank H. Wade |
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April 25, 1877 |
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Far away / Miss. M. Lindsay, music by Mrs. J.W. Bliss |
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August 17, 1877 |
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Down among de sugar cane / Charles D. Blake, words by Arthur W. French |
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March 28, 1877 |
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I have no home : song and chorus / Will S. Hays |
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May 14, 1877 |
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Only a rose from mother's grave : song and chorus / John T. Rutledge |
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February 4, 1882 |
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Meet me at twilight, sweet Bessie / H.P. Danks, words by William W. Long |
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July 2, 1881 |
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You are always young to me / H.P. Danks, words by George Cooper |
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April 30, 1877 |
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Hope / Claribel [Charlotte Alington Barnard], words from "Recit d'une soeur" |
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October 22, 1877 |
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Mollie's answer : companion song to "Mollie Darling" / Charles D. Blake, written by Albert A. Hall |
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May 21, 1877 |
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Pass under the rod / Mrs. Sue Ingersoll Scott, words by Mrs. Dana |
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February 19, 1877 |
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Dot Leedle Yawcob Strauss! / W.S. Ripley, words by Charles F. Adams |
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August 8, 1877 |
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Twas the master that knocked at the door : song and chorus : to the memory of P.P. Bliss / C.A. White, words by George Russell Jackson |
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July 23, 1877 |
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Little bright eyes at the window / H.P. Danks, words by Samuel N. Mitchell |
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September 28, 1877 |
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Dare to do right! / written and composed by William B. Brown |
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April 2, 1877 |
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La douce pensee polka mazurka / C. d'Albert |
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[1877?] |
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Waiting for the tide to turn / written and sung by Louis F. Baum in “The maid of Arran” |
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[1883] |
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Silver threads among the gold! / H.P. Danks, words by Eben E. Rexford |
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June 8, 1877 |
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The three angel visitants / C.M. Cady |
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May 4, 1877 |
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Eilleen Allanna / J.R. Thomas, words by E.S. Marble |
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March 14, 1877 |
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He holds the fort of heaven / Charlie Baker, words by Mrs. D.M. Jordan |
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August 3, 1877 |
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