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Barnard, C. The Gap in the Hedge i

Brackett, Frank H. Proposal 4Burnham, Charles S. The Moon’s Lullaby 7Ferrari, G. I’ve Such a Host of Things to Tell You. {J’ai tant de choses à vous dire) . 10

Fontenailles, H. de Steadfast Love. {Obstination) 14Götze, Cari O Happy Day. {O schöne Zeit, O seVge Zeit.) Op. 160, No. i . . . - 17Hadley, Henry K, I plucked a Quill from Cupid’s Wing. Op. 20, No. 5 20Harris, Victor Just as It used to Do 22

Hook, James ’Twas within a Mile o’ Edinboro’ Town 26

Hahn, Reynaldo Could My Songs Their Way be Winging ! {Si mes vers avaient des ailes !) .28Lowitz, W. W. His Favorite Flower 31Mawson-Marks, C. The Little Dutch Garden 40Morley, Thomas It was a Lover and His Lass . . - 34Old Celtic Air What’s This Dull Town to Me? (Robin Adair) 36Old English Air Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes 38Ostlere, May Dutch Dolls 50Purcell, Edward Passing By ... 54Reichardt, Luise In the Time of Roses. {Wenn die Rosen blühen) 56Rich, Marie My Rose of Yester-e’en 58Thome, Francis A Love Sonnet. {Sonnet d'Amour) 60Unknown When Love is Kind 45

INDEX BY TITLE

Could My Songs Their Way be Winging ! {Si mes vers avaient des ailes 1 ) . Reynaldo Hahn 28

Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Old English Air 38Dutch Dolls May Ostlere 50Gap in the Hedge, The C. Barnard i

His Favorite Flower IF. W. Lowitz 31I’ve Such a Host of Things to Tell You. {J'ai tant de choses avons dire) . G. Ferrari 10

I plucked a Quill from Cupid’s Wing. Op. 20, No. 5 Henry K. Hadley 20

In the Time of Roses. {Wenn die Rosen blühen) Luise Reichardt 56It was a Lover and His Lass . . ^ ' -•

‘- .Thomas Morley 34

Just as It used to Do . . . . r‘ «','r 1 'Victor Harris 22

Little Dutch Garden, The . . .*

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Love Sonnet, A. {Sonnet d'Amour) . . ..*<»

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Moon’s Lullaby, The. « .

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My Rose of Yester-e’en . . . \ 't V', : 1. Î Marie Rich 58

O Happy Day. (O schöne Zeit, O seVge Zeit.) 'Op.’ i6o,*No. •. Carl Götze 17

Passing By Edward Purcell 54Proposal Frank H. Brackett 4Steadfast Love. {Obstination) H. de Fontenailles 14

’Twas within a Mile o’ Edinboro’ Town tames Hook 26

What’s This Dull Town to Me? (Robin Adair) Old Celtic Air 36

When Love is Kind Unknown 45

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