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54 THE SKY-LARK. If enemies oppose
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56 THE SKY-LARK J HAD I A HEART. i^
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58 THE SKY- LARK, m 1 >-î ^Ct' 'h
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60 THE SKY-LARK. I s HARK! THE LARK
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62 THE SKY-LARK. GLORIOUS APOLLO !
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K » 64 THE SKY-LARK. ENCOMPASS'D I
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66 THE SKY-LARK. I FARE THEE WELL!
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68 THE SKY-LARK. But 'tis done,—
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70 THE SKY-LAKK. *&*&*&*&*-
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7£ THE SKY-LARK. JULIA TO THE WOOD
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76 THE SKY-LARK. The frost nips the
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78 THE SKY-LARK. land, While peace
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80 THE SKY-LARK. Gin my Maggie shou
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82 THE SKY-LAHK, MR. O'GALLAGHAR. ^
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81 THE SKY-LARK. FLOW THOU REGAL PU
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86 THE SKY-LARK. i «•---» m Pw
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88 THE SKY-LARK. DEAR SIR, THIS BRO
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90 THE SKY-LAEK. • CAULD KAIL IN
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92 THE SSV-LAltlC, § a GREEN GROW
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U 94 THE SXY-LAEK. IF THE HEART OF
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9$ THE SKY-LARK. WHY, HOW NOW, MADA
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100 THE SKY-LARK. I HAVE A SILENT S
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102 THE SKY-LAttX. A TRAVELLER mm S
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104 TUB SKY-LABI. WAPPING OLD STAIR
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106 THE SKY-LARK. YE BANKS AND BRAE
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108 THE SKY-LARKi HOW OFT, W^ LOUIS
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110 THE SKY-LARK. LEWIE GORDON. mm^
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112 THE SKY-LABK, HERE WE MEET TOO
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116 the sky-lahk; IF O'ER. THE CRUE
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118 THE SKY-LAEK, DIOGENES SURLY AN
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120 THE SKY-LARK. v^> ^-»i^?^ i^lt
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122 the sky-lark; CRAZY JANE. m^wtw
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124 THE SKY-LARK. KITTY OF COLERAXN
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ne THfe SKY-LARK. BUNOIS THE BRAVE.
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128 THE SKY-LARK, PRETTY POLLY. Mac
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130 THE SKY-LAKK. Now high upon the
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182 THE SKY-LARK. CYNTHIA, RISE f2
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134 THE SKY-LAEK, £ m t s=q£ £=*
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136 THE SKY-LARK. 2 F ? \ ' ^ *"a "
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138 THE SKY-LARK. SLOW. Now the dre
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140 THE SKY-LAEK. MY NATIVE LAND. 5
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M% THE SKY-LARK. ERE AROUND THE HUG
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144 TffE SKY-LARK. From morning sun
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146 THE SKY-LARK. A P&EY TO TENDER
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148 THE SKY-LARK, WHEN THE HOLLOW D
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150 THE SKY-LARK, SPRIG OF SHILLELA
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U2 THE SKY-LARK. THE LAST SHILLING.
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154 THE SKY-LARK. •-&< ô^ I was
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156 THE SKY-LARK. MY MOTHER BIDS ME
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158 THE SKY-LARK. POOR SALLY. m i^&
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160 THE SKY-LAKK. i BEN BACKSTAY. I
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162 THE SKY-LARK. ONE BOTTLE MORE.
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164 THE SKY-LAR] l^"»l^H^*t^>L^»
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166 THE SKtf-LARK. Apollo rose up,
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168 THE SKY-LARK LE PORTRAIT. ^mm P
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170 THE SKY-LARK. GARDEZ VOUS BERGE
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172 THE SKY-LARK. LE SERMENT FRANCA
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174. THE .SKY-LARK. Lorsque tu vas
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176 THE SKY-LABK. ^ Qui donne de la
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ITS THE SKY-LARK. Ainsi chantoit ua
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180 THE SKY-LA11K. Si je place ma c
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182 THE SKY-LARK. Ah, chine ardeur
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334 THE SKY-LARK. VIVE HENRI QUATRE
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186 THE SKY-LARK. m LA SENTINELLE.
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188 THE SKY-LARK, LE PETIT TAMBOUR.
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190 THE SKY-LARK. Le soir apres mon
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192 THE SKY-LARK. THE LAMPLIGHTER.
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194 THE SKY-LARK, CAPTAIN WATTLE AN
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196 THE SKY-LARK. Than sweet Miss R
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198 THE SKY-LARK. Above, tho' oppre
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200 THE SKY-LARK. Oh, how briskly t
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202 THE SKY-LARK. I§S «l-fr-r y~T
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204 the sky-lark; WHAT CAN THE MATT
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206 THE SKY-LABK. PADDY'S TRIP FROM
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£08 THE SKY-LAKK. A storm met the
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210 THE SKY-LARK. -*— P a - na ha
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21& THE SKY-LARK. YO HEAVE HO! S^JT
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214 THE SKV-LARK. But the worst on'
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216 THE SKY-LAEK, iSpi^ never did t
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218 THE SKY-LARK. THE WEEPING WILLO
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220 the sky-lark; 1 HURRAH! HURRAH!
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222 THE SKY-LARK. ^S^se YOUNG LOVE!
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the sky-lark; FORGET THEE! NO. gJf^
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226 THE SKY-LARK, s LOVE AND LIBERT
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228 the sky-lark; THE BED OF ROSES.
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232 THE SKY-LARK. Allen-a-Dale was
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236 THE SKY-LARE. HOW STANDS THE GL
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240 THE SKY-LARK. Yes ! twine for m
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THE SKY-LARK. Sometimes, about a ho
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^244 the sky-lark; f=i f'f-J-ff Pol
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246 THE SKY-LAB1T. WE FLY BY NIGHT.
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248 THE SITY-LARK. THE RACE HORSE.
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250 THE SKY- LARK. While alike born
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%52 THE SKY-LARK. The love- stricke
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264 THE SKY-LARK. THE KISS, DEAR MA
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266 THE SKY-LARE. *&* l&->L&M0-> 1^
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272 the sky-lark: FAHEWELL! e2e Sii
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274 THE SKY-LARK. POOR JACK. ^Slîp
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276 THE SKY-LARK. I said to our Pol
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2T8 THE SKY^LARJC. love is heaven,
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280 THE SKY-LARK. POOR TOM. fo'f^l'
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282. the sky-lark; m f SOLDIER mm R
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284 THE SKY-LARK. HUNTSMAN, REST! H
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286 THE SKY-LARK. NAN OF GLOSTER GR
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288 THE SKY-LARK. CORPORAL CASEY. ^
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290 THE SKY-LARK. ADIEU TO THE VILL
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294 THE SKY-LABK, How can they say
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296 THE SKY -LARK. SONG ON PEACE. B
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298 THE SKY-LARK, TAKE, OH ! n TAKE
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300 THE SKY-LARK. P^^V-1 i ; JOHN A
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302 THE SKY-LARK. H AWAY WITH MELAN
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— 304 THE SKY-LARK, GOLDEN DAYS O
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306 THE SKY-LARK. Good neighbourhoo
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308 THE SKY-LARK. MY SPIRITS ARE MO
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310 THE SKY-LARK. OF NOBLE RACE WAS
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312 THE SKY-LARK. WHO'LL BUY A HEAR
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314 THE SKY-LARK. ^m^m^^m MY HEART
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316 THE SKY-LARK. THE WOLF. 3£n »
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318 THE SKY-LARK. 1 *S -• 4- Lock
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320 THE SKY-LARK. HOPE TOLD A FLATT
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322 THE SKY-LARK. The nations not s
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