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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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