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•Just•published,
E A UTIFUL EYES, a New Ballad, by CHARLES
ALIO BLONDELL.
London:: George and Manby, 85, Fleet-st
had of James Smith, Lord-street, Liverpool.
From the numerous favourable notices this New Ballad,
the following are selected :
" 'BEAUTIFUL Eyes!' Ballad, b harles Blondell. All
who delight in this charming title,—and who does not?—will
do well to procure "Beautiful Eyes;' for the composer has pro-
duced a Ballad worthy that inspiration of which he must have
been possessed with so exquisite a subject."-Court Journal.
" ‘BeAuytFtm EYES!' Ballad, by Charles Blondell. One
of the prettiest songs that has claimed our attention for some
time. Would a lover hope to find favour in the beautiful eyes
of his mistress, let him slug this song in a fittitig tone and
style, and we promise him: success."—Sunday Times.
."Much has already been said and sung of woman's beauty,
in all its shades of character, from the pale, marble-like grace
and purity of one, to the rosy laughing loveliness of the other.
The song before us is amply expressed by its harmonious title,
"Beautiful Eyes!" And if a happy idea, cleverly expressed,
and as tastefully adapted, may find favour in public estimation,
this Ballad will not be destitute of admirers."—Literary, Union.

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