**11.446.192 = **G.4060.2 Linley, W., editor. Shakespeare’s dramatic songs, ... (Contin- ued, 3.) W. Linley. — King Henry 8th: Orpheus with his lute, Sad and solemn music, by W. Linley. — Anthony and Cleopatra: Come thou monarch of the vine, by W. Linley. — King Lear: Fools had ne'er less grace, by W. Linley. — Hamlet: How should I, old melody; Good morrow 'tis, old melody; They bore him bare faced, by W. Linley; And will he not come again, old melody. — Cymbeline: Hark the lark at heaven's gate sings, by Dr. Cooke; Fear no more the heat of the sun, by Dr. Nares & W. Linley. — Othello: And let me the canakin clink, The poor soul sat sigh- ing, by W. Linley. — The music in Macbeth, . . . newly arranged in three parts and a pianoforte accompaniment by Samuel Wesley. [This work is kept on the Special Libraries Floor.]
 
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