Delia : sung by Mr. Vernon

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Bound with sixty-two other publications. Volume contents: 1. Biggs, E.S.: Where are you going my pretty maid?, [ca. 1800]. -- 2. Nairne, C.: The land of the leal, [ca. 1800]. -- 3. Linley, T.: Young Lubin was a shepherd boy, [1781]. -- 4. Monsigny.: Vous l'ordonne..., [1780?]. -- 5. Glee for three voices, [ca. 1795]. -- 6. A favourite Lapland song ..., [1786?]. -- 7. Shield, W.: The plough boy ..., [ca. 1790]. -- 8. Sampieri.: A favorite Italian ariette ..., [ca. 1790]. -- 9. Abrams, H.: Crazy Jane ..., [ca. 1800]. -- 10. Callcott, J.W.: The friar of orders gray ..., [ca. 1795?]. -- 11. Callcott, J.W.: Epitaph in the church yard of Brading ..., [ca. 1795?]. -- 12. Arne, T.: Thou soft flowing Avon ..., [ca. 1800?]. -- 13. Garth, J.: A sonata for the harpsichord, [ca. 1780]. -- 14. Arne, T.A.: Overture to Thomas & Sally, [1795?]. -- 15. Arne, T.A.: Overture in Thomas and Sally, [ca. 1795?]. -- 16. Smethergell, W.: Delia ..., [ca. 1780]. -- 17. The mulberry tree, [ca. 1780]. -- 18. Arne,
T.A.: Thou soft flowing Avon, [ca. 1778]. -- 19. Smith, T.: Tell me cruel Cupid ..., [ca. 1775]. -- 20. Vernon, J.: Epilogue to the Irish widow ..., [1772?]. -- 21. Saw you my father, [1773]. -- 22. The broom on Cowdenknows, [ca. 1775?]. -- 23. Light, E.: Low in a vale young Willy sat ..., [ca. 1780]. -- 24. My lodging ..., [1780?]. -- 25. Gerard, J.: On friendship, [1765?]. -- 26. A favourite song ..., [1772?]. -- 27. Dibdin, C.: Sweet passion of love, [1771]. -- 28. Howard, S.: How much superior beauty awes, [1775?]. -- 29. Guardian angels, [1780?]. -- 30. Young jockey is the lad for me, [ca. 1775]. -- 31. Linley, T.: Overture, in the Duenna, [1775?]. -- 32. Linley, T.: Had I a heart for falsehood fram'd, [1775?]. -- 33. Linley, T.: When sable night, [1775?]. -- 34. Linley, T.: Thou can'st not boast of fortunes store, [ca. 1775]. -- 35. Linley, T.: O the days when I was young, [1775]. -- 36. Linley, T.: If a daughter you have, [ca. 1775]. -- 37. Linley, T.: O had my love ne'er smil'd
on me, [ca. 1775]. -- 38. Linley, T.: Adieu thou dreary pile, [ca. 1775]. -- 39. Linley, T.: What bard O time discover, [1775?]. -- 40. Linley, T.: How oft Louisa hast thou said, [ca. 1775]. -- 41. Linley, T.: Give Isaac the nymph, [ca. 1775]. -- 42. Linley, T.: Soft pity never leaves the gentle breast, [ca. 1775]. - 43. Linley, T.: This bottle's the sun of our table, [ca. 1775]. -- 44. Linley, T.: Ah sure a pair was never seen, [ca. 1775]. -- 45. Hook, J.: Down the burn Davy love, [1770?]. -- 46. Dezède, N.: Air de Julie, [ca. 1775]. -- 47. Purcell's ground for the harpsichord, [1775?]. -- 48. Hudson, R.: A song, sent to Chloe with a rose, [1774]. -- 49. Leeves, W.: Auld Robin Gray, [ca. 1785]. -- 50. Monsigny, P.A.: Air de l'opera le deserteur, [ca. 1780]. -- 51. Gretry, A.: Air de Zemires et Azor, [ca. 1780]. -- 52. Handel, G.F.: Floridant, an opera ..., [1772?]. -- 53. [Unidentified piece of music headed "O dolce mia"]. -- 54. Lampe.: To Sylvia, [1745?]. -- 55. Boyce, W.: Tell me
lovely shepherd where, [1750?]. -- 56. [Unidentified piece of music headed Who, who is thy love]. -- 57. Boyce, W.: Song in Solomon, [1743?]. -- 58. Carey, H.: The power of beauty, [1740?]. -- 59. Howard, S.: The doubtful swain, [1735?]. -- 60. Basili, A.: Liberty regain'd, [1750?]. -- 61. Galliard, J.E.: A song set by ..., [1730?]. -- 62. Festing, M.C.: Reason for loving, addressed to Salinda, [1740?]. -- 63. Oakes, J.: Damon to Philomel, [1730?]. -- 64. Galliard, J.E. The fond shepherdess, [1730?]. -- 65. Holcombe, H.: The doubtful shepherd, [ca. 1730]

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