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The May Queen. Cantata in Three Parts. Part First Represents the May Queen full of joyousness and hope on the eve of May Day.You must wake and call me early, call me early, mother dear [first line]For I'm to be Queen o' the May, mother, I'm to be Queen o' the May [first line of chorus]

Alfred Tennyson (lyricist); William R. Dempster (composer) (Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

A Song to Charm All. The Chimes of Trinity. Song and Chorus.In a city grand and gay, where the mighty throng hold sway [first line]Tolling for the outcast, tolling for the gay [first line of chorus]

M. J. Fitzpatrick (composer lyricist) (Howley, Haviland & Co., 1260-66 Broadway, 2012-06-22)

The Sound of Her Native Guitar, from Mozart's Grand Opera, Il Seraglio.Would I were sailing across the blue waters returning to that belov'd shore [first line]la la la etc. [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (A. Imbert, Lithographer, 2012-06-22)

The Dominion Musical Advertiser. Little Footsteps. Montreal, No. 1. May, 1874.Little footsteps, soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line]Little footsteps soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line of chorus]

M. B. Leavitt (lyricist); J. A. Barney (composer) (n.p.], 2012-06-22)

Edinburgh Quadrille Upon Scotch Airs [includes "The Macgregor's March," "Kettle On," "Annie Laurie," and others).

Charles D'Albert (composer) (Oliver Ditson & Co., 277 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

Never Will I Marry.Any flimsy dimsy looking for true love better smile me no good dearie, good day [first line]

Unknown author (Frank Music Corp., 2012-06-22)

Charles Gounod's Songs. Mission Bells of Monterey. X.L.C.R. Edition.O bells that rang, O bells that sang above the martyred wilderness [first line]

Bret Harte (lyricist); Ch. Gounod (composer) (John F. Ellis & Co., 2012-06-22)

I'll Meet Thee in the Lane (When the Clock Strikes Nine).I'll meet thee at the lane, when the clock strikes nine [first line]I'll meet thee at the lane, when the clock strikes nine [first line of chorus]

Charles Blamphin (composer) (Oliver Ditson & Co., 2012-06-22)

The Universally Popular Ballad. Lorena.The years creep slowly by , Lorena, the snow is on the grass again [first line]

J. P. Webster (composer); Rev. H. D. L. Webster (lyricist) (H.M. Higgins, 117 Randolph St., 2012-06-22)

The Prince of Wales's Own Quadrilles.

Jullien (composer) (James L. Hewitt, 239 Broadway, 2012-06-22)

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