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Cook in the Kitchen 3

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Irish Washwoman 7

Joy of my Life 4

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Miss Blair's Fancy. 5

Old Man Dillon .7

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Top of Cork Road 7

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Cup of Tea 15

Far from Home 13

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Flower of the Flock 16

Green Melds of America . . . .14

Green Groves of Erin 15

Miss MS Leod's Reel 16

Rose in the Garden 14

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SUgo Lasses 13

Teetotalers Fancy 16

Wind that shakes the Barley . . .13

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Chief O'Neill's Favorite 17

Cuckoo's Nest 19

Dunphy's Hornpipe 30

Flowers of Edinburg-h . . . . . 19

Greencastle Hornpipe 18

Last of the Twins 17

Little Stack of Barley 31

Liverpool Hornpipe 20

Paddy Mack 31

Redhaired Boy 18

Rig-hts of Man 18

LONG DANCES.

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Humors of Bandon . .33

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The Music of Ireland

A large volume of nearly 400 pages; 1850 numbers classified but not harmonized. Beautifully engraved and bound

All the favorite tunes (some in varied settings) are included, with many that are equally entitled to that name, but which were not locally known before. A full appreciation of all the treasures contained in the book would take a volume as large as itself — Rev. Richard Henebry, Ph. D.

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Waifs and Strays of Gaelic Melody

Comprising Forgotten Favorites, Worthy Variants, and Tunes not previously Printed. With Numerous Anno- tations of Historical and Descriptive Interest Arranged by Selena O'Neill, Mus. Bac.

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Irish Minstrels and Musicians

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Irish Folk Music — A Fascinating Hobby

With Some Account of Allied Subjects "Irish Folk Music — A Fascinating Hobby" Is an amazing compilation of biographical, and historical details regarding the bards, and bardic orders of old Erin, the old harpers as well the bagpipe and perfor^pe^s upon it. The illustrations are particularly choice and attractive — Annie M. Patterson, Mus. Doc. Journal of the Ivernian Society.

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