Despard, the Spy: Or, The Fall of Montreal — page 105: what you’re looking at

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I don’t care if Ido, | Lottte’s all the wor'd| Paddy Binke’s echo, | The la { long hae lo’ed thee, Mabel, [to me,, Passing my door, her If you love me any 80,| ares secret, Pining for the old Me T The cuckoo’s notes, | You nauy, ota, A} Vv. Ww VI. TH Crowding awfully, [In ahorn, [west,) Mr. Lordly and I, fireside, SA Eventide, [imorning,! In the valley of the; Murther complate, | Pretty little Sarah, Five o'clock {n the| James and Alfred, | My home on the hill,) Quarter to one, . For thee, and only seveey blue, New hearts and faces,| Sally Ann’s away Ww TH Full of fen, ‘[thee,| Kathleen Aroon, Niagura falls, =. |She can win atid fool! Ww Gav and festive fel-| Lashed to the mast, | Nora of Cahirciveen,| Sour grapes, [aong,) W FA Hailte Lae, [low, Lien bnwrerseitonts Bow of ray me down, ta mins archon Wh ome again return z nked with many! Oh, Louie is my fair e golden shore, When { I ask no more, Little Fanchon. en ? eX. TH) GRECIAN BEND SONGSTER-No. 21. lL TH A country life for me,) He’s apal o' mine, {My spouse Nancy, | Charm’g gay quadr’n| Terry & a Adolphus Morning-| Tain’t u-going to tell,, My sweetheart, The flying trapezo, |Threeto [, TOM Alabaster Joe,[ylory,| ’llask my mother, | Not for J iy TheGerman band, | To-morre | As through the park I T'n ninety -tive, | Personals in erald, The gipsy band, » Waiting },,/ T Beautiful Nel}, (go, I'm so fond of danc’g,| She is fooling thee, | The Greciun bend, Walking vm" ~° MY She livea with her) Grecian bend—No. 2.| Wapping 6! \ Ship shoy, [granny,| ‘The kiss, Well mated, Sing to me, mother, | The li**le brown jug,| Westward-ho, Stumptown, The widow, What shall ny: The big sunflower, | T’ilda Tuots, When we were Bridge o’er the river,} Tell ma, Mary, | Where “ta FIFTH AVENUE SONGSTER—No., 22. Don’t stay lIaie to-] New v’n oe Dodd, | Twe bird-whiatle man! Tha w A tragical tail Fifth avenue, (night,| Bar’y Pwillletvouin —ools net all dead yet) Tommy A very bad cold, George Erastus, Maggie when thesuti, The Grecian bend, | Two lends, A warn’g to parients,| Gird on! Out of the tavern, The Sass, ‘{door,’ Walk, wal, ° Anyhow, Hats, toom for one pu ore,'| katen atring at the Walk?y down Uwe» Beur it like aman, j|If papa were only, | Sara-neighed ~~ Tis. tittle boot-black, What Norah on lg Bessie Jayne, Kathleen O’More, | Sergennt Cp,” “old church choir, When grandma I’ve got anew beau, Let ine spank-hiin for Day by day, Love, {his mother, Don’t borrow trouble, My Adelaide, Everybody’s friand, | My old wife, Flow thou regal, | My own Eileen Bawn Grumble, growl. Cease vour funning, Cherry Ripe, A smile wasall, Bonnie Marguerita, | Katrina’s story, She’s ag o’ mine .@ organ-grinder, Why not? 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