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The British harmony : Part the second. Being a choice collection of most of the new favorite songs, sung this and the last seasons at both the theatres, Vaux-Hall, Ranelagh Sadler's-Wells. &c. Conta[i]ning, 1. The highland lasses in despair for the loss of their sweethearts. 2. The ramilies. 3. The unfortunate maid. 4. Molly's courtship to sweet William. 5. The happy couple. 6. Fal de ral. A new song. 7. The guardian angels. 8. The faithful lovers; or Johnny's return. 9. Love in my pocket. 10. Damon and Phillis. 11. The encouraging gardener. 12. The disconsolate maid petition. 13. The friend and pitcher. 14. Smile britannia. 15. The female lieutenant. 16. May, the mother of love.

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Corporate Author:	Gale (Firm)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	London? : [publisher not identified], [between cir1760? and 1780?]
Subjects:	Songs, English > Texts. Chapbooks, English > Specimens. Electronic books.
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