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SCOTTISH MELODY,CONTAINING

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CO NTENTS.

Acantha 56

A Hoary Swain 23

Alace, I vyte zoure Twa fayre Eyne 74

Allister M'Allister 64

Alloa House 41

A lovely Lass to a Friar came ; 17

Andro an' his cutty Gun 22

And ye shall walk in Silk Attire 75

Annan Water 34An thou wert my Ain Thing 53A Trip to Inchcorrib 24Auld Robin Gray 54Awa' to bonnie Tweedside 79Awa', Whigs, awa' 65Ay Wakin' oh 23

Back of the Change-House 27

Barbara Allan 47Berwick Johnny 49Bessie's Haggis 33Bess the Gawkie 73Bide ye yet 64Birniebouzle, or Braes o' Tullieraett 71

Blair Leine—The Battle of Kinloch Lochy 75Blue Bells of Scotland 51

Bonnie Earl of Murray 11

Bonnie Jean 63Bonnie Mary 24Borthwick Braes 26Brave Lewie Roy 26Brose an' Butter 75

Caledonian-Hunt March 75Cam' ye by Athol 68Carrach's Rant 27Carron Side 44Cawdor Fair 14Chaidh an toran mu Thora. 23Charlie is my Darling 53Cock up your Beaver 69Colonel Hope's Quick-Step 16Colonel M'Bain's Reel 38Come o'er the Stream, Charlie 72Come under my Plaidie 52Connor Macareavy 44Consider the Story 40Contented wi' Little 18Cradle Song 19Cro nan Gobhar—the Gout Penn 19Cumhadh Fion—Ossian's Lament for his Father 72Cumberland House 39

Dainty Davie 18Dance to your Daddie 72Doctor John Hart 43Dumbarton's Drums 73Duncan M'Queen's Strathspey 36Dundas of Arniston's Reel 36Draw the Sword, Scotland 30Drunken Wife o' Galloway 22

Farewell, darling Youth 45Farewell to Lochaber 63Fhir a Bhata—the Boat of my Lover 7Flora M'Donald's Lament 50For a' that an' a' that 7For lack of Gold she left me 21Frennet Hall 11

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Gallowshiels 42Gang to the Kye wi' me, my Love 9General Lesly's March 11Get up and bar the Door 62Get up Early 43Gilderoy , 11Gil Morris 64Gin living Worth 58GiuUan nam Bo—The Cow-Boy 70Good Night, and Joy be wi' you a' 25Goodwife, admit the Stranger 74Granu Weal 43Green grow the Rashes, 62Gur Eutrom an t' Aiseag 74

Ha'd awa' frae me, Donald 10Haggis Geordie's Jig 13Halloween 9Happy Friendship 79Hardyknute 65Her Majesty's Farewell to Balmoral 55Her Majesty's Welcome to Balmoral 55Here's a Health to my true Love 48He's ower the Hills 59Hey, ca' thro' 15Highland Laddie 69Hoddam Castle 75Hurrah for the Bonnets of Blue 31

I'll make ye be fain to follow me 13I'll never leave Thee 80Inverness Lasses 36

Jenny drinks nae Water 68Jenny Nettles 25Jenny Sutton 7Jenny's Bawbee 79Jessie, the Flower of Dumblane 29John Anderson my Jo 30Johnny Cope 50Johnny Faa 65Jingling Johnnie 70John Paterson's Mare 35Johnny's Gray Breeks 46Jomelli's Chacone 49Jorram, or Rowing Air 16

Kelvin Grove 28Killiecrankie 66Kincaldrum's Reel 69Kind Robin loe's me 8Kiss the cold Winter away 25

Laggan Burn 34Lady Ann Bothwell's Lament 46Lady Madelina Palmer's Strathspey 32Lady Mary Hay's Scotch Measure 78Let me in this ae Night 9

Lick the Ladle, Sandy 20Lizzie Lindsay 54

Lord Eglinton's Reel 32

Lord Seaforth's Strathspey 28

Low Germanie 9Lowland Willie 13

Madain Chuin Cheitean—Sweet May Morning 67

Maggie's Tocher 10

Mary Morison 50

Maid of Islay's Strathspey 33

Miss M. Sinclair's Strathspey 75

CONTENTS.

Page

Miss Platoff's Wedding 20Miss Rabina Boswell's Reel 75Mrs. Blair's Jig 75

Mrs. Macleod of Eyre 49Mrs. Spens Monro's Jig 67

My Aia Fireside 57My Apron, Dearie 45My Boy Tammy 5]

My Jo Janet 52My Lady's Gown has Gairs upon 't 76My Love is o'er bonnie for a Man o' War 71

My Mither's aye Glowran o'er Me 37My Nannie, O 42My Peggy is a Young Thing 38My Tocher's the Jewel 66My Wife's ta'en the Gee 12My Wife's a Wanton Wee Thing 15

Noble Squire Dacre comes over the Bonier 14North and South, or Both Sides of the Tweed 28

Ochone, Ochrio .59

Of a' the Airts ^61O, Jean, I love thee 48O, Nanny, wilt thou gang wi' me 51

O, Poortith Cauld 66O, this is no' my ain Hoose 62O, whistle, and I'll come to thee 57Orange and Blue 32Over the Hills and far away 47

Peggy, I must love thee 68Peerie Weerie 14Pibroch of Donuil Dhuibh 64Pinky House 37Place, true Love, thine Arm around me 21

Rare Willy 46Rattling Roaring Willie... 76Roy's Wife 52

Saely Kelly 40Sae Merry as we Twa hae been 73Saw ye my Wee Thing 58Scotch March 41Scots, wha hae 53Soger Laddie 51Sheriff Muir 65Sir Festus Burke 40Somebody 38Spinning-Wheel Songs, three 17Sprigs of Laurel 49Strathallan's Lament 78Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation 18

Take my Love 40Tak' your auld Cloak aboot ye 57Tam Glen 60Tarry Woo 10Tha mi mo Chadel—I am Asleep 31

The Auld Gudeman 24Auld Maid wad be Married 28Balmoral Hornpipe 56Balmoral Jig 56Balmoral Strathspey 55Balmoral Waltz 56Birks of Aberfeldy 52Birks of Invermay 24Black-Hair'd Girl 20Blue Bells of Scotland 51

Blythsome Bridal 80Bonnie Brucket Lassie 8Bonnie Hawthorn 71Bonnie Lad that's far awa' 8

Bonnie Lass of Branksome 12Bonniest Lass in a' the World 39Bonnie Wee Thing 58

The Border Widow's Lament 34Braes of Ballendine 71

Braes of Yarrow 46Butcher Boy 27Campbells are Comin' 33Cock Laird 10Cock of the North 27Covenanter's Tomb 72De'il amang the Mealmongers 69Earl of Eglinton's Birthday 26Fiery Cross 30Flowers of the Forest 54Fourteenth of October 67Gaberlunzie Man 37Garb of Old Gaul 74Happy Cloun 12Ha's of Cromdale 48Highlandman kiss'd his Mother 70Highland Society of Scotland 29Highland Watch 80Hills of Glenurchie 79Honourable Ramsay Maule's March 42Kerbuckstane Wedding 26Laird o' Cockpea 61

Languor of Love 77Lass o' Gowrie 50Lass o' Pattie's Mill 47Last Time I cam' o'er the Muir 15Lowlands of Holland 12

Maid of Islay's Strathspey 33Maid of Snowdoun 33Merry-Making 20Minstrel of the Macdonalds 77Rebel War-Song 45Rock and the Wee Pickle Tow 22

Scot's Jenny 31

Seventh of November 48Shepherd's Son 29Shepherd's Wife 8Snood 28Souters of Selkirk 19

Star of Balmoral 55Stool of Repentance 12

White Cockade „ 23Women are a' gane Wud 59Yellow-haird Laddie 38

There'll never be Peace till Jamie comes Hame 21

Thou art gane awa' frae me, Mary 29Thou hast left me "ever, Jamie 60Tibbie, I hae seen the Day 60Todlen Butt and Todlen Ben 22Tweed-side ? 39Twine weel the Plaiden 70

Wae's me for Prince Charlie 62Waly, Waly 61

Wandering Willie 53Watson's Scotch March 7

Welcome, Charlie Stuart 23Welcome, Royal Charlie 63Were na my Heart Light 12We're a' Noddin' 51

We're no' very Fou, but we're Gaily vet 16Wet is this Night, and Cold .'. 16Wha'll be King but Charlie 63What the De'il ails you 70Wha wadna fecht for Charlie 52Why should not Poor Folk 17Willie brew'd a Peck o' Maut 34Wilt thou be my Dearie 62Woo'd, and Married, and a' 60

Ye Banks and Braes 61

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16

DAVIDSON'S INSTRUMENTAL Gli:M6.

WHY SHOULD NOT POOR FOLK.

Vivace,

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SPINNING-WHEEL SONGS.•-r-!« -P—

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E=lli35lî.-^=§^|^te^fpppHpT:=l=dr

^m'mato.

^ LOVELY- LASS TO A TKIAR CAME.

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Vivace.

DAINTir DAVIE.

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ConSpirito.

CONTENTED Wl' LITTLE.

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Moderate.

SUCH A PARCEL OF ROGUES IN A NATION.

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18

DAVIDSON^S INSTRUMENTAL GEMS.

THE SOUTERS OF SELKIRK.

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Con

pff—^^^rpzf-t:^Ê=f:=^z:^-E==r;;-|ftt-t:-p-^--p=:|:=p-^;.^=grp-f

CRO NAN GOBHAR-THE GOAT PENN.

Allegro. ^Û-t

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CRADLE SONG.

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rpr=r;z=rr=-:3=^=:^»rrp .—=:=:=zri=rrp: 5=d=ast:^J=5.p^=„=

19


LICK THE LADLE, SANDY.

Vivace. Am^^^î^^-^^^^^^^^^î^

iip^ngg^Hpi^îiiîtoii^gilli^ggiliiil

TJri; MERRY'MAKING.

mft-n

llîîiEl:=p=p=?rzfi

Fivacd.

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F-^^-'^T^;^;=:;nr=:d^pq-^=-rrirj:i=ii=»r

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PLACE, TRUE LOVE, THINE ARM AROUND ME.

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f^>-I—F-*- F-l«i-f—

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Andante

FOR LACK OF GOLD SHE LEFT ME.

•- _ -•-^-•- •-F-*

piglpPI^^SSl^ii^i^mm^^m^^^mmMTUElliJ'ii iV£r"JEJR BE PEACE TILL JAMIE COMES HAME,

Andantino- ^^^^^^m^^'-=tf=t^=

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21


DRUNKEN WIFE O' GALLOWAY,

Vivace.k-^ .-•-^~' p-[:-,-i-*-,

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22


jAYE wakin' oh.

Andante.

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T—^^-^SZ-i^_D_

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CilÎJDIf jAN TORAN MU THOIYI.

TffJS TVHITE COCKADE.

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^g=i==i-zgiPrJjjrj-*"E^Pieibfc^ra,EzQ:jipz:PrP:[]:ii>:P:p=p

A HOARY SWAIN.

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THE BIRKS OF INVERMAY.

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i-h-P-,^-^- -«.^

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BONNIE MARY.

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.<2 T217P rO INCHCOMB.

Vivace. |?P^^ j-P-•-•-•---•-P-F—--»—i-H-^H-^~f—•-•-•-•---•-P-*-i—p*-t-»-i--i—-~H^-ffl-

.-•-P- a -•-

rirr Aux,n gudeman.

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24


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KISS THE COLD WINTER AWATT.

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JENNY NETTLES,

Moderato

:EgU>'

GOOD NIGHT, AND JOY BE WI* YOU A'

Andante.!• 1?lv-H-T-|-rh^- " ^-1- J—-1-T-"-]-**^—*^ 1 ^ h—F-—

I

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DAVIDSON'S INSTRUMKKTAL GEMS.

Vivace. îS~|

THE K.EBBUCK.STANE WEDDING.P-^ ,_pp-i=:îz==:pqrp=ipz:==z===:iqi===-.==r:__,_4

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BORTHWICK BRAES.

Andante,

Fivace.

THE EARL OF EGLINTON'S BIRTHDAY.

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26

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DAYIDSUN'S INSTRUMENTAL GEMS.

CARRACK'S RANT.

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TiTi; BUTCjrirR boy.-m- -f-

Vivace.

-P-T-p—•-P-.J-,

;-tz:f:^^-SE=t^=ff:^?

Fivac«.

B^CK OP THE CHANGE HOUSE._jS_ - A- f"!" ! ! ^

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.

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THE COCK OF THE NORTH.

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27

DAVIDSON'S INSTRUMENTAL GEMS

THE SNOOD.

Vivace. ;3i3lS;

E-pEi^li^gi

Allegro, j^—

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—f^ Pt—i-i I r T-U-P w-h"*- •—•—'—*-^-»-Fj--r;r" "^TJ7r AXTLD MAID WAD BE MARRIED.

ifoderato.

Moderato.

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KELVIN OROVE,

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28

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THOU ART GANE AlVA FRAE ME, MARY.

Andante.

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Moderato

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JESSIE^ THE FLOWER OF DVMBLANE.

mi/'

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i1—I l«=1^H-

lii:

giîPiP=lilîi^!i^JiilEp^p=i)=THl? HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND.

^ncJante.

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~pv—-xprz^— I—P— I—}-• gE

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THE SHEPHERD'S SON.

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29


DRullV THE SWORD, SCOTLAND.

Vivace. Y?hJr'S ~'>'^-^-^~\--- -m— \ ^—P- ._qr^-q-q_3_l-'P-. -,-_j_q_:T—-1—h—i-4

mw^^^^^^^^'^^^^:

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THE FIERY CROSS.

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JOHN JlNBERSON MY JO.

Andante '

con espres-

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30


Andante.

THE SCOT'S JENNY.

:d=i:EE:

^^îi^^^^lî^g#isîi*^^^^ SEiEfe:

CowSpirito.

H.URRAH FOR THE BONNETS OF BLUE.

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711^ MJ MO CHADEL-I Am ASLEEP.

Andante,

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g

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ORANGE JlND BLUE.

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, • -^ . --—I ^*'^-

iiiÊ^'^^liife^^l^Mi^Êg^M^^gîpg^^gjgrîigm'^^

D.G.:^:

LORD EGLINTON'S REEL.

Vivace. MKÔi~*~prpij.-.+4:=

net—t-titt::

plggii^-i^îiSllîii

X^JDV M^DJSilJV-^ PîMZTR'S STRATHSPEY.

mi 1^

Fivace.

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32

DAVIDSON'S INSTRUMEiNTAL GEMS.

BESSIE'S HAGGIS.

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l^g^^^^^^^îKrÎi} OF ISLjA'S STRATHSPEY".

Andante.

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—

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»^-\-'—TT-0 z—•-^-i—T—^—f—•—«—P—•—:

i: 1

THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.

Vivace.î-ft=l^

m/ m^^:

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ANNAN WATER.

Andante.'-,

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Andante.

i^ctrrWILLIE BREW'D A PECK O' MAUT.

-^—^.

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—

w---jm 2-H-~--i—rr'1— 2^-T——F^—t—f —

THE BORDER WIDOW'S LAMENT.

Andante.

Moderato.

LAGGAN BURN.

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34


JOHN PATERSON'S MARE.

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:d^^^S£ipSE'îfei=il3ll^^g

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35


INVERNESS LASSES.

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DUNDAS OF ARNISTON'S REEL.

Vivace.

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l^sîiiiiiJiii^^

DUNCAN m'QUEEN'S STRATHSPEY.

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p,^^_, -:Jg^-J-pj.---jr.ri1-- PSEEg: r-r t-

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36


MY MZTITEIl'S AYE GLOWRAN O'ER ME.rp:

Moderato.

rfe:*=zir=r=: ?—g4-, 1 I—I—•—»-l:-J=^=^=g=FErJ—J—

F

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lâ^îiipf^îîgÊ^^î^T172; GABERLUNZIE MAN.

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MY PEGGY IS A YOUNG THING.

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-»- . #-•-•-" -W- -m-n-

Vivace.±=r:r—

COL. m'bain'S reel.

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Moderato.

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^îgiglîipipii^î*^^^cirj)iBJSRiv^>air£x> house.

Moderato.

i(iîlli:îippî^:p3^J

îpigisl^liliiP=rprr»:=p=xrff.-::;=Ê-t:=ii^-

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THE BONNIEST LASS IN A' THE WARLD.

IJIgggigSgEg^

.39


SIR FESTUS BURKE.Carolan.

tH3 3=P=

IJEg^g^E r^-^-ftzm-^zt-t-nzr-wn

fc^Sir''^'^

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—

»«~d-

SAELY KELLY. Conallon—1660.

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E^izk:-,_,-..p:_

^S'^g^l

r^Ki; My love.

Allegro

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—

Allegro.

CONSIDER THE STORY.

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—

FS-»^-»—•-—:

—

40


SCOTCH MARCH.

Maestoso.

te^a^ ::]rrT

— l"iir"h ii^giii^^^iiii^fe??^^r^S

-^.-»pr|?rr=f P^

• ii-#»^

ALLOA HOUSE.

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41

rDAVIDSON'S IHSTRUMENTAL GEMS.

Maestoso.

THE HONOURABLir^RAiaSAY MAULERS MARCH.

4^^-.-

A P-T-m-0-Um-^rtzTt-•- -m-'-^m.-»-V^fL^T—m-

:^-J^'t-.-.-t-

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MY NANNIE, O.

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HER MAJESTY'S WELCOME TO BALMORAL.

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