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Ballad Airs from Manuscript

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250 E. (V, 302). Andrew Bartin.

Miss L. P. Haskell, South Carolina.

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256 A. Alison and Willie.

Mrs Harris.

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258 B. Broughty Wa's.

Mrs Harris.

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278 B. The Farmer's Curst Wife.

Miss M. Macmath.

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