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245	0	0	_aEnglish county songs, words and music _h[music] / _ccollected and edited by Lucy E. Broadwood and J.A. Fuller Maitland.
260			_aLondon : _bLeadenhall Press ; _aNew York : _bC. Scribner's Sons, _c1893.
300			_a1 score (viii, 185 pages) : _bmusic ; _c28 cm.
500			_aFor voice and piano
505			_tA Cheshire man went into Spain -- _tAdam and Eve -- _tA dashing young lad from Buckingham -- _tAh! there was an old man -- _tAll on Spurn Point -- _tA north-country maid -- _tAn outlandish knight -- _tAround the green gravel -- _tAs I rode over yonder forest green -- _tAs I sat on a sunny bank -- _tAs it fell out upon one day -- _tAs I walked out -- _tAs I walked through Bristol City -- _tAs I was a-walking one morning in May -- _tAs I was going to Derby -- _tAs me and my marrow -- _tA soul! a soul! a soul-cake -- _tA varmer he lived in the west countree -- _tA virgin unspotted -- _tThe banks of the sweet Dundee -- _tThe Barkshire tragedy -- _tThe beautiful damsel -- _tBedlam City -- _tBristol City -- _tThe carter's health -- _tThe cheerful arn -- _tThe Cheshire man -- _tThe collier's rant -- _tCold blows the wind -- _tCome all you lads and lasses -- _tCome, all you jolly ploughmen -- _tCome, Deavie, I'll tell thee a secret -- _tCome I will sing to you -- _tCome listen awhile unto my song -- _tThe crocodile -- _tThe Derby ram -- _tDives and Lazarus -- _tDown by the side of Bedlam City -- _tEaster Day was a holiday -- _tFaithful Emma -- _tFarewell, my joy and heart -- _tThe farmer's boy -- _tThe farmer's daughter -- _tFeast song -- _tThe garden gate -- _tThe Golden Vanity -- _tThe good old leathern bottle -- _tGreen broom -- _tThe green bushes -- _tGreen gravel -- _tGreen grow the rushes, oh -- _tGround for the floor -- _tHarvest song -- _tHere come three dukes -- _tHere's a health to the jolly blacksmith -- _tHere's a health unto our master -- _tHere's a health unto the mistress -- _tHere's two or three jolly lads -- _tHere we come a-wassailing -- _tHold up thy hand, most righteous judge -- _tHo! yonder stands a charming creature -- _tI have been a-rambling all this night -- _tI cannot get to my love -- _tI'll spread the green branches -- _tI'll tell you of a fellow -- _tI'll weave my love a garland -- _tI'm a man that's done wrong to my parents -- _tIn Bethlehem City -- _tIn Thorney woods in Nottinghamshire -- _tI once loved a boy -- _tIs any of you going to Scarborough Fair -- _tI sowed the seeds of love -- _tIt's of a farmer's daughter -- _tIt was one summer's morning -- _tI've lived in a wood for a number of years -- _tI will give you the keys of heaven -- _tJohn Appleby -- _tThe jolly ploughboy -- _tKing Arthur had three sons -- _tLavender cries -- _tLazarus -- _tLittle Sir William -- _tLord Bateman -- _tLord Thomas he was a bold forester -- _tThe loyal lover -- _tLurg geurey dy niaghtey -- _tMay-Day carols -- _tMe mither mend't me auld breeks -- _tThe mistress's health -- _tMy bonnie, bonnie boy -- _tMy Johnny was a shoemaker -- _tMylecharane -- _tThe Nottinghamshire poacher -- _tNow listen you landsmen, unto me -- _tNow, Robin, lend to me thy bow -- _tMy kirree fo-sniaghtey -- _tOats and beans -- _tOf all the horses in the merry greenwood -- _tO father, father, come build me a boat -- _tO hangman, hold thy hand -- _tThe old tup -- _tOliver Cromwell lay buried and dead -- _tO Mylecharane -- _tOne morning in May -- _tOne very keen winter -- _tOne Zunday morning -- _tOur mistress's health we now begin -- _tOur sheep-shearing done -- _tOur sheep-shear is over -- _tThe outlandish knight -- _tO Vylecharane -- _tThe painful (or faithful) plough -- _tPeace-egging songs -- _tPoor Mary is weeping -- _tPoor Sally is weeping -- _tThe prickly bush -- _tThe reaphook and the sickle -- _tRobbie Tamson's smiddie -- _tRobin-a-thrush -- _tRobin he married a wife in the west -- _tSally Gray -- _tScarborough Fair -- _tThe seasons of the year -- _tThe seeds of love -- _tThe servingman and the husbandman -- _tSheepcrook and black dog -- _tSheep-shearing songs -- _tThe shepherd's song -- _tThe souling song -- _tThe spider -- _tThe sprig of thyme -- _tStratton Church chimes -- _tThe sweet nightingale -- _tSweet William -- _tSword dance song -- _tThe cheerful arn -- _tThe day was gone -- _tThe lambs they skip with pleasure -- _tThe moon shines bright -- _tThere was a lady in the west -- _tThere was a pig went out to dig -- _tThere was a ship came from the north country -- _tThere was a tree, and a very fine tree -- _tThere were three sisters fair and bright -- _tThere were two loving brothers -- _tThe sun it goes down -- _tThe sun went down behind yon hill -- _tThe three dukes -- _tThe thresher and the squire -- _t'Tis of a bold thresherman -- _t'Tis of a fair damsel -- _t'Tis young men and maidens all -- _tThe tree in the valley -- _tTripping up the green grass -- _tTurmut-hoeing -- _tTwankydillo -- _t'Twas early one morning -- _t'Twas on a jolly summer's morn -- _tThe twelve apostles -- _tTwenty, eighteen -- _tThe undaunted female -- _tVenus and Adonis -- _tThe wassail bough -- _tThe water of Tyne -- _tWell met my brother and friend -- _tWe shepherds are the best of men -- _tWill you buy my sweet lavender -- _tYoung Herchard -- _tYou noble spectators.
650		0	_aFolk songs, English
700	1		_4edt _aBroadwood, Lucy Etheldred _d1858-1929
700	1		_4edt _aFuller-Maitland, John Alexander _d1856-1936
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