| Page 01 |
Dainty Davie |
| Pages 02-06 |
Rattling Roaring Willy |
| Pages 06-08 |
Lass of Livingston |
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The Lass of Livingston |
| Pages 08-12 |
Cailleach Ouir |
| Pages 12-13 |
New Claret |
| Pages 14-15 |
Pease Strae |
| Pages 16-17 |
Lord Forbes’s March |
| Pages 18-22 |
Leith Wynd |
| Pages 22-25 |
John Ochiltree |
| Pages 26-29 |
Jenny Jo! |
| Pages 30-31 |
Carle he came ou’r the Craft |
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The Carle he Came o’er the Croft &c |
| Pages 32-33 |
As she pi-d she padled it |
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Ay as she piss’d she padled it |
| Pages 34-35 |
Polwart on the green |
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Polwarth on the Green |
| Pages 36-39 |
Lass of Paties Mill |
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The Lass of Patys Mill |
| Pages 40-41 |
Last Time I came o’er the Muir |
| Page 41 |
Joack above all Joacks |
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Joack above all Joacks |
| Pages 42-43 |
An thou were my own thing |
| Pages 44-45 |
Peggy I must love thee |
| Page 45 |
Kick the World before you |
| Pages 46-47 |
Logan Water |
| Page 47 |
Drunken Fyfie |
| Page 48 |
Tom come tickle me |
| Page 48 |
Had the Lass ’lill I win at her |
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Had the Lass lill I win at her |
| Page 49 |
Flaughter Spade |
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The Flaughter Spade |
| Page 49 |
Kingdom of Fife |
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The Kingdom of Fife |
| Pages 50-53 |
Ald Sir Symon the King |
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Old Sir Simon the King |
| Pages 54-56 |
Sleepy Maggie |
| Page 57 |
A wife of my ain |
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A wife of my own |
| Pages 58-62 |
Katharine Ogie |
| Pages 62-63 |
Fidlers |
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The Fiddlers |
| Page 63 |
Shady Bowers |
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Shady bower’s |
| Pages 64-69 |
Willy was a wanton Wag |
| Page 69 |
Three Sheeps Skins |
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Three Sheepskins |
| Pages 70-72 |
Fairly shot o’ her |
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Fairly shot of her |
| Pages 72-73 |
Jockie’s fu’ an’ Jennie’s lain |
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Jockie’s low and Jenny’s lain |
| Page 73 |
Wet and weary |
| Page 74 |
Shuffle and cut |
| Page 75 |
Ye Gods ye gave to me a Wife |
| Page 75 |
Why shou’dn’t I love my Love |
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Why shou’dn’t I love |
| Pages 76-82 |
Maltman |
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The Maltman comes on Monday |
| Pages 82-83 |
For the Love o’ Jean |
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For the Love of Jean |
| Pages 84-85 |
Three good Fellows |
| Pages 86-87 |
Clout the Caldron |
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Clout the Cauldron |
| Pages 88-89 |
Sweet like Sugar Candie |
| Pages 90-95 |
Maggie Lauder |
| Page 95 |
Lang Strumpony |
| Page 96 |
Waking of the Falds |
| Page 97 |
MacLean’s Minuet |
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Minuet by Mr McLean |
| Pages 98-99 |
I fe’er I change a Single Life |
| Page 99 |
Harlequins Reel |
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Hatton Reel |
| Pages 100-101 |
Up in the morning early |
| Pages 102-107 |
Old Ireland rejoice |
| Pages 108-110 |
I wish my love were in a mire |
| Pages 110-111 |
Miss Ogilvy |
| Page 110 |
Miss Cochran |
| Pages 112-113 |
Miss Hamilton |
| Page 112 |
Bocchi’s Bass Minuet |
| Page 113 |
Miss Elphingston |
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Miss Uphingston |
| Page 114 |
Miss Macleod |
| Page 115 |
Miss Selkirk |
| Page 115 |
Miss Jenny Forbes |
| Pages 116-117 |
[Handel’s] Minuet |
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Minuet by Mr Handel |
| Page 116 |
Miss Bannerman’s Minuet |
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Miss Bannerman |
| Page 117 |
Miss Cuthbert |
| Pages 118-119 |
[missing from contents] |
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Miss Rachie Farquharson |
| Page 118 |
Miss Maut |
| Page 119 |
Miss Mac Pherson |
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Miss McPherson |
| Pages 120-121 |
Brivio’s Solo Minuet |
| Page 120 |
Beau Maxwell’s Minuet |
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Beau Maxwel |
| Pages 120 |
La motte’s N° 3 |
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Lamotte’s N° 3 |
| Page 121 |
Miss Durham |
| Pages 122-123 |
Miss Johnston |
| Page 122 |
Lord Cranston |
| Page 123 |
Miss Peggie Gordon |
| Page 123 |
Lord Crawford |
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Lord Craford |
| Pages 124-125 |
Millmill-o |
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The Millo |
| Page 125 |
Saraband by Corelli |
| Pages 126-128 |
My Dearie an thou die |
| Pages 128-129 |
Marquis of Tweeddale |
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Marquis of Tweed dale |
| Page 129 |
Good Advice |
| Page 129 |
Was she no kind to me |
| Pages 130-132 |
Rivo che tumido |
| Pages 132-133 |
There’ll ne’er be peace ’till Jamie come hame |
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There’ll ne’er be peace till Jamie come hame |
| Page 133 |
Princess Sobieski’s Minuet |
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Princess Sobieski |
| Pages 134-135 |
Wap at the Widow |
| Pages 136-137 |
Handels Hornpipe |
| Page 137 |
Donald Og |
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Donald Òg |
| Pages 138-139 |
Arthur’s Seat |
| Page 138 |
Captain de Leney |
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Captain Deleny |
| Page 139 |
Key of the Cellar |
| Pages 140-141 |
MacGibbon’s Scotch Measure |
| Page 140 |
Hey to the Camp |
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Key to the Camp |
| Page 141 |
Eccles’s Reel |
| Page 141 |
We’re a’ forsaken for want o Siller |
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We’re a’ forsaken for want o’ Siller |
| Page 142 |
Cromlix Lilt |
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Cromlet’s Lilt |
| Page 142 |
Open the Door to three |
| Page 143 |
Dribbles o’ Brandy |
| Page 143 |
Hiss’d yest’re’rn |
| Page 144 |
Wattie Laing |
| Page 144 |
Captain Ross’s Rant |
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Captain Ross |
| Page 145 |
Western Walks |
| Page 145 |
The bonniest Lass in a’ the world |
| Pages 146-147 |
Allan Water |
| Pages 147-148 |
Clarinda |
| Pages 148-149 |
Blue Bonnets |
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Blen Bonnets |
| Page 149 |
Jannet drinks no Water |
| Page 149 |
Oswald’s Fancy |
| Pages 150-151- |
My Nanny-oo |
| Pages 152-153 |
So merry as we ha’e been |
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So merry as we have been |
| Pages 154-156 |
Pinkie House |
| Pages 156-157 |
Ragged Sailor |
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The Ragged Sailor |
| Pages 158-161 |
Gray Steel |
| Pages 162-169 |
Caber-feidh |
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Caber-fei |
| Page 169 |
No Charms above her |
| Pages 170-175 |
Reel of Tullich |
| Pages 176-177 |
Donald Cooper |
| Pages 178-181 |
Lasses bottle brandy |
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Lasses drink at Brandy |
| Page 182 |
Carnoucie’s Rant or Boga ’n Lochan |
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Carnoucies Rant |
| Page 182 |
What meikle sorrow ails you |
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What meckle Sorrow ails you |
| Page 183 |
Gairntully’s Rant |
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Gairntullie’s Rant |
| Page 183 |
Braes of Marr |
| Pages 184-185 |
Willie winna ha’e her |
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Willy winna hae her |
| Page 186 |
Camstroddan’s Rant |
| Page 186 |
Laodh mo Chroidhe Allastir |
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Laodh mo chroidh Alastir |
| Page 187 |
Ranting Highlandman |
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A Ranting Highlandman |
| Page 187 |
Up and war them a’ Willy |
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Up and war them a’ Willie |
| Pages 188-189 |
Lord Drummore’s Reel |
| Page 188 |
Mumping Nelly |
| Page 189 |
Love is the Cause of my mourning |
| Page 190 |
Tubal Cain |
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Tubal-Cain |
| Page 190 |
Unfortunate Jock |
| Page 191 |
Newbigging |
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New Bigging |
| Page 191 |
Bath Medley |
| Page 192 |
Hecklebirney |
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Heckle-Birny |
| Page 192 |
Coronet |
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The Coronet |
| Page 193 |
Roger came tapping att Dolly’s window or Mumpety Mump |
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Roger came taping at Dolly’s Window |
| Page 193 |
Miller’s Jigg |
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The Miller’s Jigg |
| Pages 194-195 |
Tinker Tam |
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Tinkler Tam |
| Page 196 |
Caping Trade |
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The Caping Trade |
| Page 197 |
Gray Horse March |
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Gray horse’s March |
| Page 197 |
Useless Scrip |
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My useless Scrip |
| Pages 198-201 |
Geld him Lasses |
| Page 201 |
O’er the muir to Katie |
| Pages 202-203 |
His Grandfather |
| Page 203 |
Jean’s the best of any |
| Page 203 |
Hey Tramudle |
| Pages 204-205 |
Way to Warrington |
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The Way to Warrington |
| Page 205 |
Jockie was his name |
| Page 205 |
Buff Coat |
| Pages 206-207 |
I woul’d ha’e my Gown made |
| Page 207 |
I’ve fixt my fancy on thee |
| Pages 208-209 |
One Evening as I lay |
| Page 208 |
Braes of Branxholm |
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Braes of Branksom |
| Page 209 |
We’re a’ kiss’d Sleeping |
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Wee’re a’ kiss’d sleeping |
| Pages 210-214 |
I love my Love in Secret |
| Pages 214-215 |
Senisino |
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Senesino |
| Page 215 |
Countrey Farmer |
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Country Farmer |
| Page 215 |
Happy Clown |
| Pages 216-217 |
Drunken Sailor |
| Page 216 |
Gillecranky |
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Gillecrankie |
| Page 217 |
Jealousie and Love |
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Jealousy and Love |
| Pages 218-220 |
Irish Troll |
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[no name] |
| Pages 220-221 |
Jock and Jam |
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Jock and Tam |
| Page 221 |
My Minnie forbad me |
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My Winnie forbid me |
| Page 221 |
Dusty Miller |
| Pages 222-223 |
Widow art thou walking |
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Widow are thou waking |
| Pages 224-225 |
Can ye drink an’ no be drunk |
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Sir Alexander Macdonalds Reel |
| Page 224 |
King of Damascus |
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Lady Blank |
| Page 224 |
MacDonald’s Rant |
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King of Damascus |
| Page 225 |
Struan Robertson’s Rant |
| Pages 226-227 |
Tibbie Fowler |
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Tibbie Fowler |
| Pages 228-229 |
Loch Sloy |
| Page 228 |
MacFarlan’s Reel |
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MacFarlane’s Reel |
| Page 229 |
Inverara Rant |
| Page 229 |
Four and twenty Highlandmen |
| Page 230 |
Pòg ar Bòn-sèa |
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A Kiss for a ha’penny |
| Page 230 |
Stumpie |
| Page 230 |
Confederacy |
| Page 231 |
Cromdaill hill |
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Cromadail Hill |
| Page 231 |
A’ Bodyloo’s me |
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A’ body loo’s me |
| Page 231 |
Shàl am bheil do Raotan agad |
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Shàill an theil do Raotan agad |
| Pages 232-233 |
Duncan dipt in |
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Duncan dupt in |
| Page 232 |
Kircudbright |
| Page 232 |
I’ll never have thee |
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I’ll ne’er leave him |
| Page 233 |
Ald wife ayond the fire |
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The ald wife ayond the fire |
| Page 233 |
Bidag ar Mac-Thomais |
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Ata bidag ar MacThomais |
| Pages 234-235 |
Athol Braes |
| Page 235 |
How can I keep my maidenhead |
| Page 235 |
Baxter’s Rant |
| Pages 236-237 |
Cuttie Spoon |
| Page 236 |
Boga nuadh |
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Bog an nuadh |
| Page 237 |
Soger Lad or any body |
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A Soger Lad or any Bodie |
| Page 237 |
Harlequin’s Reel |
| Page 238 |
Was ye at the Bridal |
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Was you at the bridal |
| Page 238 |
Gordon hall |
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Gordonhall |
| Page 238 |
An I had thee amang the heather |
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An I had thee ’mong the heather |
| Page 239 |
Car na m Breillaig |
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Cadger of Crief |
| Page 239 |
Maxwell’s Rant |
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Maxwel’s Rant |
| Page 239 |
Caòra cròm |
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An Caora cròm |
| Page 240 |
Craig Elache |
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Craig Ellachi |
| Page 240 |
Glenrinnes Cheer |
| Page 240 |
Tòrn a mhuilin |
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Tòrn na mhuiln |
| Page 241 |
Ianizarie’s March |
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Ianigarie’s March |
| Pages 242-244 |
Fer liàth |
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Bob of Fettercairn |
| Pages 244-245 |
Sibell |
| Page 245 |
Hey Jenny come down to Jock |
| Pages 246-249 |
Black Joack |
| Pages 250-251 |
Stella darling of the Muses |
| Pages 252-253 |
Tweed Side |
| Pages 254-257 |
Birks of Invermay |
| Page 257 |
Merry Meeting |
| Pages 258-261 |
Green Sleeves |
| Pages 262-263 |
O dear Mother |
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O dear Mother what shall I do |
| Page 263 |
My Cummer and I |
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My Cummer & I |
| Pages 264-265 |
Bride has a bonnie thing |
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The Bride has a bonny thing |
| Page 266 |
Steer her up and ha’d gaan |
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Steer her up and had her gaing |
| Page 267 |
Black man is the bravest |
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The black man is the bravest |
| Pages 268-269 |
Parson among the Pease |
| Page 268 |
Christmass Holiday |
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Christmass Holyday |
| Page 269 |
Recruiting Officer |
| Page 270 |
Tòrn a Bhreccich |
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Tórn breccich |
| Page 271 |
Here am I where are ye? |
| Page 271 |
Wood Lark |
| Page 272 |
Heatherley |
| Page 272 |
Andrew Kerr |
| Page 273 |
Giolla ruaidh |
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Giolla |
| Page 273 |
Prince of Orange |
| Page 274 |
Wright’s Rant |
| Page 274 |
Rummer |
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Rumour |
| Page 275 |
Miller of Dron |
| Page 275 |
Welsh Fusileers |
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Welsh Fusilleer’s |
| Page 276 |
Old Age and young |
| Page 277 |
Gray Joack |
| Page 277 |
White Joack |
| Pages 278-279 |
John Hays Bonnie Lassie |
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John Hay’s bonnie Lassie |
| Page 280 |
MacLean’s Scotch Measure |
| Page 280 |
When you please |
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When you please &e |
| Page 281 |
Royal Archers |
| Page 282 |
King of Prussia’s March |
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King of Prussia |
| Pages 282-283 |
First Troop of Guards March |
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First troop of Guards |
| Page 283 |
Sailor Bold |
| Page 284 |
Captain Robertson’s March |
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Captain Robertson |
| Pages 284-285 |
Czar’s March |
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Czar of Muscovy |
| Page 285 |
Prince Eugen’s March |
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Prince Eugen |
| Page 286 |
On a Bank of flowers |
| Page 286 |
Love for ever |
| Page 287 |
Galloway’s Lament |
| Page 287 |
Barley Cakes |
| Page 288 |
What shall I do to show how much I love her? |
| Page 288 |
In her Cap she wore a feather |
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In her Cape she wore a feather |