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... SONGS BY JOHN PARRY, Jun., and by JOHN BAR.NETT. NANT GWYNANT, or the Vale of Waters, sung byr Miss Dolby. This charming melody is now sung by Miss Dolby nt all the Principal Concerts with immense success. TIE BRIDE'S FAREW'ELL, by JOHN- BARNEaTT ...
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... 1Stanley Thorn, 3e. NWith three highly-finished Illustrations on Steel. London: Grattan and Gitbert, .31, Paternoster-row. NJEW SONGS BY JOHN PARRY, Jun., and by JOHN BARNETT. -NANT GWYNANT, or ?? of WVaters, sung by Miss Dolbly This charming melody ...
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