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THE GLEN COLLECTIONOF SCOTTISH MUSIC

Presented by Lady Dorothea Ruggles-Brise to the National Library of Scotland,in memory of her brother. Major LordGeorge Stewart Murray, Black Watch,killed in action in France in 1914.

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Tink a Tink. the favorite Air in Blue Beard.

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Vol-. 1 N-i 1

A^ay^ith Melancholy, A favorite Duet . Mozart

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4> The fall of Paris, a favorite Quick Step,

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Rondo inBosina,

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10 The Knitting Girl , a favorite Ballad by Haydn.

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t/ I' ark Pliil.iTs h;!rk Tliro^ V on -dcr Grove, Res

kiunniA f^ .litr Cot- tage CiateV.'^ '2

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l?lnl-lis heard, hut sat si - lent knitti.ip ather Cot tap-

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Enthion'd he's seated in thine Eye;

Where he tho. blind, can see

Himself reflected in carh si^h.

He bids lue breatlie for thcp;

Phillis heard, but PhilHs s,.l

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iiO to-^vards th e BowVhebe(k..ns n

Ohl rise and ci;jr.e aNVay;

Ironi 111 to-.'.ar ! thee i.s his Vo^^;

!.o ^iiarti, jtnd not betray,

i'hillis h- aid, but PhiUis sat

^ilentknittxn^atherCottajreC;at^.| N o lo.p e- kmttvr^ .t h.r rultagcG.r.

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12 At Lucys Door -was Colin setii, A tavoHlf Ballad. ( Ha-r'n)'- - ^£^4;

-At, Lucy's door w<H- Colin seen, He knock'd & Ask'd, is

noTx within, h< knoi k c1 *. nsk'd, is rone within, is ncjie within, is

uone with in 'lis Clhi fnlls haste g-entlc Maid, He came and no She

Sdid . lis Colin cjills haste g-enllc Maid, He

canif and nr> She sriir

He sighd he sued in piteous plipht^

Ko, no She cries, I die with frig'ht

'Tis late 'tis dark, I'ni all aloneIt must not be, beg'one,

3o'er -whelm d with grief he moves hwhNow lists now hears her turn the KevAnd soi'tlv cj ." a mcmrnt rnmeOne w^ord then spi-ed Tlno home,

4W^ith piviiig- \vish the \ i i;^!'!)! urs bu; i'

And Watch an'. -A;;ittlii> >c>Mlh'b riturn

And truf li. '.an)--''"t iv t riH --lav

They laugh'd llv si- nt^ i.ay.

Del Caro's Hornpipe

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lavorTteTjt20 From night till morn, a favorite Uuet ,

Ftom night till morn I take my glass in hopes to forget m-y

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From night tillmom •! take my glass in hopes to forj^et my

«y Cliloe From night till morn I takemy glass in hopes to forgetmy chloe.

c7 But as I take the pleasing draught shessj? e'er tlieless be -fore mc_ah'.

"T^' But as I take the pleasing d raught s}j«>meVr the less be -ifore me aiil

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o no no, ^vine cannot curetlie pain lendurtformj.' riilot^. .\h^

no no no, wine cannot rurctlic pain I endurt^formy (Wof.Ahl

no no no, wine cannot cure the pain I endure for myXhloc

To wine I flew^, to ease m"^' pain^

Her beauty charming created,

15ut TVine more firinjy bound the chain,

And love would not be cheated,

Ah' no no no, 4.c ,

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S. J-.tmt^s's \oluntitrs iiworitc Quick Step.

jBfTinondsejrAssociation's Qin' tjc Sttp

24 Richer's Hornpipe.

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The Celebrated Mo>ement in the Castle Spectre. 2^

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A ]A 1 AV O R I T t; SONG,by Ur HAYDK.

rile pridt iif lA*. rv Grove r di .s<- tl-,

At 111'. 'n 1ii( Vvni|jli vouchs.itt to nl;tcc up -

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on htT brow tlif variuii

*^ tlian her fac< the smitloss frafi-iMil

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tlian her fac< the scentless fragTMil than hi r ])ii.illi, ^

RONDO Hofmeister.

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The Storace.

vVvec les jeux. a fa\orit« French Air,

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I ht Grand March in the Ballet of Bacchus and Ariadne.

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^i ^\^YCS ijhtalthto allg^ood Lassfs 2 flutes

llfii'sahfaltliloallpoorfl^asscs, here's nheallhto allgoodlasses hire's

<T^ rclh,e«Jthtoallg-oocnasses,p]rdp:eitmen-ilvfillyourglasst%letahuiiip/oastg-oroleta

1""";, toastg-o rmiiid. in,,ythcy live

may theylive alif'e of ple.i'.ui-i, ^ilhontmixt iiri ^^^th out

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^ nicasi!re,for-with1iien>tniejovsarefoi.tndforv.',tlHiii true joys arpfuuiKl,

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fill your glasses, here's « health to allg-ood Lassesplcil}ir it

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. 36The Popular AIR Ol Dear? arran^'d for 2 flutt s.

Ol dear? what can the matter be, ol dear? what can thematter be

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d! dear? what can tile matter \,v,0\ dear what canthcniattcr "be;Dear? dear? xvliat can the matter he, Jonny»s so long- at the Fair?He promis'dhe'd hring-mea Basket of Posiik, •

A Garland of Lillies, a Garland of Bosrs,A little Straw Hat to set off the blue Ribbons, .

That tie up my Bonny brown Hair.

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*^^™*Le ^eveil du peuple. -^thp celebrated French Air.

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The Duke of York's Quick Step.

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44 l\'t UVSTAXCY, A CcUbrated lii.llad by Dl Haydn.

Tliou told'st me swt'ct per fi _ dious

cvcct per . fi - dious INfaid, that Springs should looseher va__ ri od

s _ '.•!ii( ^l-.Mi thv^i.the pride of^ ev'_ . ry Grove should stceast to

Spring Boasts her Bloom, and Cynthirt's Hii\5>

Still chase the solemn shades of Night,

Whilst Sol -with nndiminish'd Blase

Pours on the Globe his golden light;

And ahi my tremhlinglips declar'd

That thou art false as thou art fair,

3But thou -wilt say ahl silly S->:vain,

Hd-w dares thy love to her aspire,

I'or ^vhom a thousand sigh in vam.And kindle with a hopeless firej

1 own the follv, tut what breast

S\vclls not with wishes to be blest ,

46 Rondo KrTinipkoltz;

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AIR, in no Song" no Strpper,47

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'^^^ „ Rondo in Oscar and Malvina.

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A Favorite Song- TiyMozint.,

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The lair in Geiiera7 T vc Hchiiir'd,

Iliivc long been false and true;

And when the last my fancy tird.

It wander'tl round to Voii,

Then -while I can Til be sincere.

As Turtles to their Mates,

This niomentsyours and nine uiy dear,

The next, you kn-jw, is I'ate's.

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Grand March in Evelina Sigl Sarchini.

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^^ Drink tome only, a favorite GLEE, for 3 Voices.

Drink to me on-lv with tliiiicKjes, ami I will plcdpi- ^^itll mine.

Drink tome on.lv with tliiiicF.vfs, and I -will plrrigr with mine

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Drink to me cn.Iy -with tliinc I} <s, nnd I will pledgcwith mine.

or lea-vf a Kiss,with . in the Glass, and 111 not look for Wine. D.C.

or leave a Kiss,with - in the Glass,and I'll not look for Wine. D.C.

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or leave a Kiss,wit]i_ in the Glass.and I'll not lonl- fcjr AV'ine.

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(52 Th e favorite Movement in Lodoiska. ^

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a I M'.'l".^ Hilli)^btrg's Dance in Little Peggy's Lo^e,

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"Vlotti's Celebrated Polhicca,

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66 Rondo Kozcliich.'

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'iS V Hrty to tender Augniish, AfavoriteSong" by Dy Haydn, \

^pcr^-rircrQ2y A [)rt;y to ttiidtr Anguish, of f. ' ry joy be« reavd How

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11 f sig!i aiifl lan.g'uish, lio-^v oft by hope de - - ceiv'd still

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g^-t4-ik^i^^islu ii;:-, still dt'_ -si.ring-, to Bliss in vain as piring, A

^^ r=fmjcj#^tliousand tiais I slitd, in night - ly tri . hutc sped, in

•lit . ly tri.. but c spt'd^." r>

And lovc and fame betraying-

yVud Triends no long-cr triir

No sjiiiles nij fate arraying-

No heart so franglit ^vith^voe

So past rny life's sad'mornin^

. Young- .Toys n^ more returning-

AlasIlo^v all around

Is dark and rln^erless found,

3Ahl why did nature g-ive me

A lieart so soft and true

A heart to pain and grit \f meAt Ills that others rue

At others Ills thus -wailing-

And inward gHe.'fs assailing

With double anguish fraught

To throb ^ach pulse is taught.

Erelong- pc rchante my sorrow

Sliiill find its welcome close

Vor distant far the morrowThat l)ringstjiewish'd rt pose

"When death with kind emhra( nig^

Kach hitter anguish chasing-

Shall mark my peaceful doomBeneath the silent Tomb,

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Till n c ( ase my heart to languish

And etas, to flow my Tears

Though nought bt herebTit angui

The Gravt shall end my cares

On earth's soft lap reposing-

Life's Idle pageant closing

No n! ore shall grief assail ;.

Nor sorrow longer wail.

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The favorite Duet in Blue Beard. SungbyM^^ Crouch& Mi sO)» camp.

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Away >ith melaueholy _ _ — 2

At Lucys Door _ _ _ _ 1^

Avex les jeus _____ 31

Air in no Soug: no Supper — 47

A prey to tender anguish _ 6'8

Britons strike lionie _ _ _ 5

Duett,_ _ _ Pleyels _ _ 6

1_ ._ D9 _ _ _ 18

D? - - - 26

D? _ - - *'^

D? _ _ _ 5/

D? _ - _ 58

in Blue Beard _ _ 70

Del Caros Hornpipe _ _ 14

Dnlce. Doninm _ _ _ _ 40

Didulots Dance — _ 41

Drink to me only — _ 60

Fall of Paris 4

Fal lal la 14

From nisrhttill morn _ _ 20

INDEX to Vol. J

Heres a health _ _ _ _

Henrys Cottag-e Maii _ —

HillisYierg-s Dancfc— ^— —

Inconstancy _ _ _ _ —

In the dead of the nig-ht _

Le Reveil du peuple _ _

Louisa — Mozart— — —

JVlinuett _ Haydn _ _ _

Movement D? _ - — -

in Castle Spectre — —

in Oscar & Malvina.

_^ in Lodoisca — — —

March in Alceste— —' in Bacchus &Ariadn

DukeofYorks _ -

in Eveline _ _ —

O dear vihat can the — —

Priors Garland _ _ _

Quick Step S. James s

Volunteers— — 22

Quick Step Bermondsey _

Duke of Yorks

_ Royaf

_ in the Battle

Prague _

Roudeau in Rojina _ _

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Hof fmeister _ —

Krumpholt _ _

in Oscar & Maivina-

Kozeluch _ — _

Richers Horiipi^ie — —

Rosline CastiL- _ _ -

Tiiik a Tiak _ - _ -

The KniUing-Girl _ -

The Storace _ _ — —

Viott'i's Pollacca_'L _

Waltz _ _ - _ -

. in the Pirates _

New German _

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