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English melodies
By Charles Swain
Swain, Charles (1801-1874)
[section]
[In a world of things ideal]
I.
PART FIRST. SONGS AND LYRICAL PIECES
2.
PART SECOND. SONGS AND LYRICAL PIECES
THE WIDOWED MOTHER.
I HATE THOSE WILD SPIRITS.
STARS ON THE RIVER.
TEMPERANCE SONG.
OH! IT WAS IN THE MOONLIGHT.
AN EMBLEM.—A LONELY CLOUD.
TAKE THE WORLD AS IT IS.
THE SUN THAT WARMS.
A MORN OF LOVE.
MILDLY, OH! MOON OF NIGHT.
ALONE AT EVE.
GILD YOUR FEATHERS.
OH! ASK NOT IF I LOVE THEE WELL.
THE WORLD.
COLD BLOWS THE BLAST.
SPEED YOUR SAILS.
THE LADYE ARABELLE.
IT IS BUT A COTTAGE.
LO! FROM THE EASTERN SKY.
OH! IF BEAUTY WERE ALL.
HOPE.
THE HOUR OF LOVE.
INDEPENDENCE.
WHEN LOVE WE SONG THE BEST.
THOU DOST NOT LOVE ME.
THE TRUMPET HAD SOUNDED.
CORONATION SONG.
I LOOK TO THE WEST.
GOD MADE THE HEART.
COME, TELL ME THY SORROW.
THE SWEETEST OF ALL.
THE HEART AND ROSE.
NAY, STAY, WE'LL HAVE MANY SONGS MORE.
JOY.
DESPAIR.
MELANCHOLY.
HOPE.
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English melodies
English melodies
By Charles Swain
Charles Swain
1801-1874
Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans
London
1849
English melodies