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THEM MOORLAND FLOWER |
1. |
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THE WORLD |
4. |
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KEEN BLOWS THE NORTH WIND |
7. |
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THE CAPTAIN'S FRIENDS |
9. |
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WILLY'S GRAVE |
12. |
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TIME IS FLYING |
18. |
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THE MOORLANDS |
20. |
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TO THE ROSE TREE ON MY WINDOW-SILL |
22. |
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CHRISTMAS CAROL |
29. |
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NOW SUMMER'S SUNLIGHT GLOWING |
32. |
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SEA WEEDS |
35. |
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THINGS GONE BY |
37. |
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TO A MARRIED LADY |
40. |
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CULTIVATE YOUR MEN |
42. |
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OLD MAN'S SONG |
44. |
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BIDE ON |
46. |
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THE MOORLAND WITCH |
48. |
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THE CHURCH CLOCK |
50. |
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CHRISTMAS SONG |
52. |
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LOVE AND GOLD |
54. |
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MOUNTAINEER'S SONG |
57. |
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MOORLAND MAID |
60. |
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WILD AND FREE |
63. |
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HEIGHO FOR COBBLERS! |
65. |
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CHRISTMAS MORNING |
68. |
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HERE'S TO MY NATIVE LAND |
71. |
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MINNIE |
74. |
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LIFE'S TWILIGHT |
76. |
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NIGHTFALL |
78. |
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OH! COME ACROSS THE FIELDS |
80. |
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GOD BLESS THEE, OLD ENGLAND |
82. |
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THE VICTIMS OF WAR |
83. |
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TWILIGHT CAROL |
85. |
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THE WOUNDED LARK |
87. |
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THE OLD BARD'S WELCOME HOME |
89. |
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POOR TRAVELLERS ALL |
91. |
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WHAT MAKES YOUR LEAVES FALL DOWN |
93. |
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ALAS! HOW HARD IT IS TO SMILE |
95. |
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THE MAN OF THE TIME |
97. |
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THE WANDERERS HYMN |
99. |
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ALONE, UPON THE FLOWERY PLAIN |
101. |
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TO A YOUNG LADY |
102. |
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OH! WEAVE A GARLAND FOR MY BROW |
104. |
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TO THE SPRING WIND |
105. |
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OH! HAD SHE BEEN A LOWLY MAID |
106. |
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ALL ON A ROSY MORN OF JUNE |
107. |
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GLAD WELCOME TO MORN'S DEWY HOURS |
109. |
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WHEN DROWSY DAYLIGHT |
111. |
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YE GALLANT MEN OF ENGLAND |
113. |
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PROLOGUE |
115. |
LANCASHIRE SONGS.
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COME WHOAM TO THI CHILDER AN' ME |
121. |
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WHAT AILS THEE, MY SON ROBIN? |
125. |
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THE GRINDLESTONE |
128. |
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GOD BLESS THESE POOR FOLK |
131. |
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COME, MARY, LINK THI ARM I' MINE |
134. |
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CHIRRUP |
138. |
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THE DULE'S I' THIS BONNET O' MINE |
141. |
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WILLY-GROUND |
143. |
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A BIT OF A SING |
146. |
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TOMMY POBS |
148. |
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TODDLING WHOAM |
152. |
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TH' SWEETHEART GATE |
154. |
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OWD ENOCH |
157. |
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EAWR FOLK |
163. |
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FORGIVE ONE ANOTHER |
167. |
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BUCKLE TO |
170. |
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NEET-FO |
173. |
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A LIFT ON THE WAY |
177. |
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YESTERNEET |
180. |
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I'VE WORN MY BITS O' SHOON AWAY |
184. |
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GENTLE JONE |
187. |
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TUM RINDLE |
191. |
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BONNY NAN |
194. |
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TICKLE TIMES |
197. |
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JAMIE'S FROLIC |
200. |
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OWD PINDER |
204. |
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THE GOBLIN PARSON |
207. |
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COME, JAMIE, LET'S UNDO THI SHOON |
211. |
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WHILE TAKING' A WIFT O' MY PIPE |
213. |
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GOD BLESS THI SILVER YURE |
216. |
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MARGIT'S COMIN' |
220. |
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HARD WEATHER |
225. |
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COME, LIMBER LADS |
228. |
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THE GARLAND |
230. |
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LEXICON:
Lancashire Dialect.
(Ed.―a summary of Waugh's
footnotes.) |
