Please give me a penny : the popular song... [etc.]

Description

"By W. Seibert; arranged by T. Westrop".

Additional description

Bound with 41 other music scores published between ca. 1820 and 1874. Volume contents: 1. Lee, A.: Come dwell with me. -- 2. Whitmore, C.S.: Isle of beauty, fare thee wel!. -- 3. Lee, A.: Here's a health Bonnie Scotland to thee. -- 4. Barnett, J.: My Fatherland!. -- 5. Russell, H.: Some love to roam ... [etc.]. -- 6. Hargreaves, G.: In her beautiful boat the nautilus see. -- 7. Bishop, H.R.: The missletoe bough. -- 8. Moore, T.: Her last words, at parting. -- 9. Moore, T.: Night waneth fast. -- 10. Ollive, T.H.: O'er the green sea!. -- 11. Ambuhl, E.: Katie's secret. -- 12. Driven from home. -- 13. Rivière, J.: Spring! Gentle spring!. -- 14. The gipsy's warning. -- 15. Glover, C.W.: Little gipsy Jane. -- 16. Brockley, W.H.: Nellie Ray. -- 17. Wrighton, W.T.: The liquid gem. -- 18. Hood, T.: The lost child. -- 19. Salaman, C.: T'amo d'amor dolcissimo. -- 20. Glover, S.: Topsy's song. -- 21. Macy, J.C.: Let me say my little prayer. -- 22. White. C.A.: Put me in my little bed. -- 23.
Root, G.F.: Kiss me mother. -- 24. Loder, E.J.: O! Leave me to my sorrow. -- 25. Kücken, F.: Oh! Wert thou mine for ever. -- 26. Harwood, E.: The dying Christian to his soul. -- 27. Spohr, L.: A bird sat on an alder bough. -- 28. Bishop, H.R.: Merrily sounds the dinner bell. -- 29. Handel: Total eclipse. -- 30. Elliott, J.W.: Music. -- 31. Mendelssohn: Can I with light and merry heart. -- 32. Verdi: Che may vegg'io! ... Infelice! e tu credevi. -- 33. Webster, J.E.: The march of the men of Harlech. -- 34. West, W.: I love to tell the story. -- 35. Thomas, J.R.: Annie of the vale. -- 36. Hays, W.J.: Write me a letter from home. -- 37. Molloy, J.L.: Thady I'Flinn. -- 38. Nathan, I.: Where are you going my pretty maid. -- 39. Seibert, W.: Please give me a penny!. -- 40. Little bunch of roses. -- 41. Sporle, N.J.: The wishing gate. -- 42. Claribel: Children's voices

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