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MOTHERMother Carey? She's the mother 0' the witches

'N' all them sort 0' rips;She's a fine gell to look at, but the hitch is,

She's a sight too fond of ships.She lives upon a iceberg to the norred,

'N' her man he's Davy Jones,'N' she combs the weeds upon her forred

With pore drowned sai lors' bones.

She's the mother 0' the wrecks, 'n' the motherOf all big winds as blows;

She's up to some deviltry or otherWhen it storms, or sleets, or snows.

The noise of the wind's her screamin',"I'm arter a plump, young, fine,

Brass -buttoned, beefy-ribbed young seam'nSo as me 'n' my mate kin dine"

CAREY.She's a hungry old rip 'n' a cruel

For sailor-men like we,She's give a many mariners the gruel

'N' a long sleep under sea.She's the blood 0' many a crew upon her

'N' the bones of many a wreck,'N' she's barnacles a-growin' on her

'N' shark's teeth round her neck.

I ain't never had no schoolin'Nor read no books like you,

But I knows 't ain't healthy til be foolin'With that there gristly two.

You're young, you thinks, 'n' yotire lairy,But if you're to make old bones,

Steer clear, I says, 0' Mother Carey'N' that there Davy Jones.

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SONG ALB UMS

BRIDGE. Frank

E'en as a Lovely Flower, E (C# to El, G . , . , SOc

CLARKE. Rebecca

The Seal Man (C to Gl. , .. " SOcShy One, Eb (Bb to G), F SOc

. DELlUS, Frederick

Avant que tu ne t'en allies (0# to Al . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65cCynara (Baritone) , : . . 6SeIt Was A Lover and His Lass, low (A to F)

h igh (C# to AI. .. . .. .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . 6SeLate Lark (Tenor) 6SeSo White , So Soft, So Sweet Is She,

low (G# to D#l high (B to F#) 6SeSpring, the Sweet Spring, low (Bb to F) high (D to A) . 65cTn Daffodils, low (A# to E#) high (C# to G#l , . . . . .. 65c

QUn:rER. Roqer

Blow, Blow Thou W inter Wind, C (C to El, E SOcDrink To Me Only With Thine Eyes,

Eb (Eb to Ebl F, G b , SOCIt Was a Lover and His Lass, E (C# to El Ab , , SOcJune, D (B to D), F sac

BRITTEN. Benjamin

Seven Sonnets of MichelangeloSet to Music for Tenor Voice and Piano $1.SO

t>EUU8. Frederick

Five Songs $J .251. Violet2. In the Garden of the SerragUo3. Silken Shoes4. Autumn5. Irrnelin

MAHLER. GUSTAV

Eight Songs (High or Low Voice) $2.001. Rhine Legend2. Sentinel's Night Song3. Far over the Hill4. Comfort in Sorrow5. Where The ShinJnq Trumpets Blow6. Life on Earth7. St . Anthony and the Fishes8. Primeval Light

QUD.TER. Roger (continued)

Love's Philosophy, C (A to E) D, F , , SOcNow Sleeps the Crimson Petal, D (B to r» Eb, F, G . . SOcOld Carol, D (C to D), Gb .. . . .. . . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. SOco Mistress Mine, Eb (Bb to Eb) G b, G. . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc

RUSSELL. Kennedy

Church Bells of England, C (A to E), Eb . . . . . . . . . . . SOcLittle Prayer For Me, F (C to Dl Ab , Bb " SOcPoor Man's Garden, C (A to D), Db, Eb , SOcSimple Wisdom. D (A to D), F . .. SOcWhy Shouldn't 11. A b (C to Eb). Bb SOc

WARLOCJL Peter

As Ever I Saw, Db (Db to G ), E 6Se

WILUAMS. R. Vaughan

Boy Johnny and U I Were Queen. .Low and High . . 65cBright Is the Ring " f Words. D (Bb to Eb). . . . . . . . . . 6SeLinden Lea . F (C to D) G, A SOcRoadside Fire, C (Bb to Ebl Db. F. . .. . .. . . . . .. . 6SeThe Vagabond. C min (A to Eb). E min.. .. .• . • . . . 6Se

MAHLER. Gustav (continued)

Song of the Earth (Das Lied von der ErdelVocal Score SS.OO

MllHAUD. Darius

Chansons De Ronaard 52.00

QUILTER. Roqer

Three Shakespeare Songs (1s t Setl. $1.751. Come away, Death2. 0 Mistress Mine3. Blow, blow.jhou Winter Wind

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