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Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

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songs high voice with piano notated music ntm early american sheet music music treasures consortium music treasures consortium library of congress performing arts encyclopedia james hook james mr hook printed by b carr and j carr notated music high resolution
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01/01/1797
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new york
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The turtle dove coos round my cot - early American

When the lads began to teize a new song sung by Mrs. Bland at Vauxhall Gardnes

I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee - early American

Oh! The Sweet Little Village a favorite song - early American

A favorite mad song (From Men and Manners) - early American

Count of Burgundy The tear; arranged - early American

The Wellington hat - early American sheet music

Little Sue sung by Mrs. Bland, with universal applause at Vauxhall

The downy check so soft so fair - early American

Marches and dances in Tekely - early American

Safe and sound a favorite polacca - early American

I vow the young gypsey has conquered my heart - early American

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songs high voice with piano notated music ntm early american sheet music music treasures consortium music treasures consortium library of congress performing arts encyclopedia james hook james mr hook printed by b carr and j carr notated music high resolution