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tee emotions of the mind. Written by Mr. E.
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the Harp or Piano Forte, Is 5J —Phil's and Belinda, a
Rondaau, by Augustus Voigt, Is. 6 ;
a new Song, composed and sung by Mr. J Tr:rail, Is. 7.1
Why ain 1 not the new blown Flow'r an admilei ba.lad,
comp-iwil by Augustus Vuigt, Is.
Laura ; a favourite song, as sung in the Comedy of The Rri-
, tish Soldier. Bi N. Binfield, is —lt was beneath a Woluw
Tree; in ditto. B; N. 'infield, Sixteen Years I
plonghed the faithless Ocean ; sung by Mr. Inclusion. Br Mr.
Davy, Is.—Go, Youth L Lloyd ; a favourite son; By Mr. R.
Taylor, I4.—The Village Bat; a favourite Ballad, written by
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Babel, Is 61.
Vocal Italian, from the Comic Open of La Cosa Ram.
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