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"The Song that Reached My Heart."

'NEATH THE OLD MAPLE TREE. ONE OF THE SWEETEST AND MOST CHARMING SONGS WRITTEN

THE PICTURE ON THE WALL. Descriptive Song, introducing the " MARSEILLAISE HYMN.'

the Pride of Kentucky, Annie May. As Sung with Great Success in THATCHER, 113IMROSE & WEST'S MINSTRELS.

MY MARGUERITE. A MAGNIFICENT CONCERT BALLAD.

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List'ning For His Coming Step. A BEAUTIFUL HOME SONG

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Tgt SONG AND CHORUS.

By JAMES T. WILLIAMS.

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