Lyrics from "The Wide, Wide World.", Issue 1 |
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Agitato ALICE blow C. W. Glover Calm Chapter clay cres dancing ding dy dear Ellen ere day ers Its sweets eyes fail fall feeling flow flush will cease G. P. PUTNAM gain I hear hap-pi-er haste heart heav'n and earth home where changes Hush keen last faint flush leaves the moun lieved light look lost Lovely Lyrics mother Moto moun tain's brow Music by C. W. MUSIC LIBRARY ness never ning once path piacere rall rest and peace saved snow Soave som'd soul Soon the last Soothes the soul soul to rest star storm tears thou thoughts Tis a friend voice I hear W. H. Bellamy Wait wandering we're saved wide world wild Wings to bright worn and wast Written by W. H. York
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| Title | Lyrics from "The Wide, Wide World.", Issue 1 |
| Authors | Charles William Glover, W. H. Bellamy |
| Publisher | G.P. Putnam & Company, 1853 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Nov 15, 2007 |
| Length | 51 pages |
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