THE IRISH CHRISTENING.
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roon - y, oh ! so loon - y and so 6poon - y, W:d the charm- ing E - van - ge - line
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Moon - ey, Of so - ci - e - ty she was the crame.
nar - va, That came from be - yant Hin - do - stan.
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When home from the
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Cowld ice-creams, and
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Maud Mc - Cann, Al - ger - non Rouke and Lu - In Mc - Caf - fer - ty,
cream that was hot, Ro - man puncli froze up in snow - balls, and spar - a - grass,
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As ev . ver ye'd ax to
Cla - rence Ig - na - tius Mc • Made out of goose liv - ers ami
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Scores of as pur - ty - a boys and girls
Reg - i - nald Mar- me-duke, Mau - rice Me - gan,
"Patte de foi gras," what - ev - er that manes,
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