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48 THE SKY-LARK. BEGONE DULL CARE. 2 1 =£ *&£ f=W=f 3332 TZTBL i^^p Begone dull care, I prithee begone from ws 2 t^. p— p me, Begone dull care, You and I can never awm "V'- ff » m p » gree. Long time thou hast been tarrying here, And 2Z3E £ 3S ^m. fain thou would'st me kill, But V faith dull p* poq=: t rpj Sza care, Thou ne-ver shall have thy will. Too much care will turn a young man grey, And too much care will turn an old man to clay. My wife shall dance and I will sing, So merrily pass the day, For I hold it one of the wisest things To drive dull care away.
THE SKY-LARK. 40 O MY LOVFS LIKE THE RED ROSE. ^MM^=^ -*--* +^~K 2 O my love's like the red red rose, That's 33=3 i newly sprung in June, O my love is like the me - lody, That's sweetly play'd in tune- As £ tmm fair art thou my bonnie lass, So deep in love am I, And tt-p-4 p- . =— n-T—i— m mz3. £ I willlove thee still my dear, ThoV the seas gang dry. i i i — Tho' a' the seas gang dry my dear, And the rocks melt wi' the sun, O, I will love thee still my dear < While the sands of life shall run. Then fare thee weel my only love, And fare thee weel awhile, And I will come again my love, Tho' 'twere ten thousand mile. i tr *
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* THE SKY- LARK, 99 PRAY GOODY. jfr
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THE SKY-LARK, 101 HOW SWEET IN THE
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THE SKY-LARKv I OS The chambermaid'
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THE SKY-LARK. 105 Ôy^^^0^-€^Ô^
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*HE SKY-LARK. 107 Wi' lightsome hea
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THE SKT-LAKK. Then how, my soul, ca
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THE SKY-LARK, 111 HAPPY COULD I BE
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THE SKY-LARK. Here the rose that de
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THE SKY-LARK. 3l5 VIRGINS ARE LIKE.
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THE SKY-LARK. 117 i sz=S= x^z? 1=*=
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THE SKY-LARK. 119 Heraclitus would
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THE SKY-LARK. 121 WERE I LAID. mm M
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123 THE SKY-LARK. For I loved him s
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THE SKY-LARK. 125 v^V^t^î -&**?> I
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THE SKY-LARK. 1ST His oath of honor
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THK SKY-LARK. 23 BONNY KATE. ^=5 r~
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THE SIY-LARK. 1S1 WHERE THE BEE SUC
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THE SKY-LARK. 137 LIVELY. Hark, the
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THE SKY-LAHK. 139 QUICK. O'er the l
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THE SKY- LARK. 141 H^lpî^flEî my
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THE SKY-LARK. 14S MY FRIEND AND PIT
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THE SKY-LARK. 145 DEATH SONG OF THE
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THE SKY-LARK. 147 Ah, why did natur
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THE SKY-LARK. 149 f$=rt-tT=? £==£
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THE SKY-LARK, }5l Who has e'er had
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THE SKY-LARK, 155, SHE NEVER TOLD H
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THE SKY-LARK. 161 At distance from
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THE SKY-LABK. 168 Old England your
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THE SKY-LARK. 16' BRITONS, STRIKE H
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THE SKY-LAEK. 169 Oui, les voila, l
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#~ THE SKY-LARK. 173 DEPUIS LONGTEM
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THE SKY-LARK. 175 (TEST L'AMOUR. m
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THE SKY-1AKK. 179 CE QUE JE DESIRE.
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THE SKY-LARK. 183 CELUI QUI SUT TOU
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THE SKY-LARK. Moins de son drilles,
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THE SKY-LARK. 387 mmgmm^m lieux,Dit
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THE SKY-LARK. 189 Sur 1'orielle ma
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THE SKY-LARK, 191 WHEN THE ROSY MOR
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THE SKY-LARK. 19$ But father's not
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THE SKY-LARK. 197 QUEEN MARYS LAMEN
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THE SKY-LARK. 209 BACHELOR'S HALL.
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THE SKY-LARK. 215 PADDY, THE PIPER.
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THE SKY-LARK. 217 Your pipe, says I
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THE SKYrLARK. 219 They hail'd the b
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THE SKY-LARK, 233 &Y THE GAILY CIRC
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THE SKY-LARK. 239 Let dimpled mirth
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THE SKY-LARK. 24S I WAS, D^YE SEE,
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THE SKY-LARK. U7 i^î^ss^ by night
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THE SKY-LARK. 251 THOU SOFT FLOWING
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l THE SKY-LARK, 265 THE SAPLING. In
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THE SKY-LARK. 267 Escaped from trea
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THE SKY-LARK. 269 My faither cou'd
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THE SKY-LARK. IN PEACE, LOVE TUNES.
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THE SKY-LARK. 279 E=£ i same thing
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THE SKY-LARK. -281 But to hope and
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THE SKY-LARK. 289 I march'd from Ki
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THE SKY-LARK. 29 I She, she was the
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THE SKY-LARK. 293 m mm i lover, Why
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THE SKY-LARK. 307 For the sov'reign
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THE SKY-LARK. 309 Away from my view
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THE SKY-LARK. But now all joy defyi
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THE SKY-LARK. 313, How oft beneath
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THE SKY-LA$K. 315 GIN A BODY MEET A
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THE SKY-LARK. 317 §jj§yyi§ MSm t
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THE SKY-LARK. ,321 RULE BRITANNIA!
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