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VOCAL DUETS.

CATALOGUE THENIATIQUE of SIXTY
VOCAL DUETS, by the celebrated Composer of the much
admired and popular duet, "What are the Wild Waves Saying ?"
to be had gratis and postage free; also gratis and postage free,
a List of New Songs, Ballads, Glees, &c.—Address ROBERT
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SONGS, ito.—For 7d. in postage stamps will be forwarded the
WORDS of 127 Select SONGS, Duets, &c., in an elegant little
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to Vocalists in selecting Songs, Sc. Address Rouxur Cocxs
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