TWO TOGETHER- A, (a- a) .. 
 A SLUMBER SONG (Two Keys) 
 
 BALLADE— G, <U-g) 
 
 REQUIEM— Bl>,(c!,-f) 
 
 A child’s GRACE- Eb, (bb-et) . 
 A FRAGMENT - C , (ab-c ) . . . . 
 MuOVED A LASS— D,(b-e) ... 
 IN A GONDOLA- A,(a-e) 
 
 I PUOt-ISHCD BY 
 
 Gamble Hinged MusicCo. 
 
 CHI CAGO. 
 
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I Loved a Lass 
 
 I loved a lass^ a fair one^ 
 
 As fair as e’er was seen-, 
 She was indeed a rare one, 
 Another Sheba Queen: 
 
 But, fool as then I was, 
 
 I thoug*ht she loved me too; 
 But now, alas! she’s left me, 
 Falero, lero, loo! 
 
 Her hair like g*old did g-lister. 
 Each eye was like a star. 
 She did surpass her sister, 
 Which passed all others far,* 
 She would me honey call, 
 She’d-© She’d kiss me too! 
 But now, alas! she’s left me, 
 Falero, lero, loo! 
 
 In summer time or winter 
 She had her heart’s desirej 
 I still did scorn to stint her 
 From sug-ar, sack, or firej 
 The world went round about. 
 
 No cares we ever knew; 
 
 But now, alas! she’s left me, 
 Falero, lero, loo! 
 
 To maiden’s vows and swearing- 
 Henceforth no credit g’ivej 
 You may g-ive them the hearing-. 
 But never them beleive3 
 They are as false as fair. 
 Unconstant, frail, untrue-. 
 
 For mine, alas! hath left me, 
 Falero, lero, loo. 
 
 George Wither 
 1588 - 1667 
 
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 To Madame Jecmne Jomelli 
 
 I Loved a Lass 
 
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