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A n seathetical investigation, in which an attempt is made to show the aetion in

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The Music by CH; G O U N O D .

The Poetry by WORDSWORTH.

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OH, H A P P Y HOME (Song)
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QUEEN OF LOVE (Song), Sung by Mrs. WELDON
SWEET BABY, SLEEP (Lullaby), "Snug by Mrs. WELDON
PERCHE PIANGI (Cantilena), Snnghy A. COTOGNI
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