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ib.

26

27

28

30

31

..

ly not yet

ong of Marion's men

send Lewie Gordon hame

Poor Brown Bess

The kiss, dear maid, thy lips have left.

The sea was rough, the clouds were dark

Can wealth or friends thy heart incline

eaceful slumb'ring on the ocean

ib.

..

'll tell you, my hearties, a sailor's plain creed 35

My ship's my house, my home, my land

33

ib.
34

ib.

C

Mary, I believed thee true

When in the storm on Albion's coast

When first you courted me, I own

Fresh blows the gale, soon under weigh

A southerly wind, and a cloudy sky

When daisies pied, and violets blue

The wind was hushed, the fleecy wave..

'Twas night when the bell had toll'd twelve

Gin a body meet a body

..

..

In an old leathern purse a true friend I have

··

··

yet

Fair Ellen like a lily grew

I saw thee weep, the bright big tear ..

Hark echo, sweet echo, repeat the loud

strain

..

H

When we dwell on the lips of the lass that

we love

My thoughts delight to wander

Tell me where is fancy bred

Love wakes and weeps

··

Our country is our ship d'ye see

Can the king be half so great

When a pretty little boy

O life is like a summer flower

..

Here awa, there awa, wandering Willie

Adieu, my native land, adieu

Come fill a bumper, let it go round

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36

37

ib.

38

39

40

41

42

13

1

ib.

44

ib,

52

Oh! slumber my darling, thy sire is a knight ib.

Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled

53

There was an Irish lad

54

Hark, the loud tuning horn bids the sports-

men

45

ib.

46

47

ib.

48

ib.

50

55

56

ib.

57