N o 2 THE HUNTING OF ARSCOTT OF TETCOTT N o 4 THE TREES THEY ARE SO HIGH N o 6 "COLD BLOWS THE WIND, SWEET-HEART" N o 12 THE MILLER AND HIS SONS N o 24 THE HAL-AN-TOW or HELSTON FURRY DANCE N o 25 BLOW AWAY YE MORNING BREEZES N o 27 THE BONNY BUNCH OF ROSES N o 28 THE LAST OF THE SINGERS N o 34 THE COTTAGE THATCHED WITH STRAW N o 36 A SWEET PRETTY MAIDEN SAT UNDER A TREE N o 50 THE GIPSY COUNTESS PART I. N o 50 THE GIPSY COUNTESS PART II. N o 58 FLORA, THE LILY OF THE WEST N o 58 FLORA, THE LILY OF THE WEST (2) N o 62 AT THE SETTING OF THE SUN N o 63 JOLLY FELLOWS THAT FOLLOW THE PLOUGH N o 69 THE COUNTRY FARMER'S SON N o 73 ON A MAY MORNING SO EARLY N o 90 THE BLACKBIRD IN THE BUSH N o 93 THE STREAMS OF NANTSIAN N o 95 TOBACCO IS AN INDIAN WEED N o 101 I RODE MY LITTLE HORSE N o 102 AMONG THE NEW-MOWN HAY N o 103 I'LL BUILD MYSELF A GALLANT SHIP N o 116 MY MOTHER DID SO BEFORE ME N o 117 A WEEK'S WORK WELL DONE N o 118 THE OLD MAN CAN'T KEEP HIS WIFE AT HOME Transcriber's Notes Printer errors as well as inconsistencies in punctuation and diacriticals have been corrected without note. Inconsistencies in song titles as listed in the Contents and the Alphabetical Index have been left as they appear in the original. Click on the [Listen] link to download and listen to an MP3 file of the music, and on the [ Notes on the Songs section. SONGS |
Originally issued in Four Parts in | 1890 |
First Published in One Volume in | 1892 |
New and Revised Edition October | 1905 |
Reprinted April | 1913 |
TO
THE MEMORY OF
THE LATE
D. RADFORD, Esq., J.P.,
OF MOUNT TAVY,
AT WHOSE HOSPITABLE TABLE THE
MAKING OF THIS COLLECTION
WAS FIRST PLANNED
ALSO
TO THAT OF
THE REV. H. FLEETWOOD SHEPPARD, M.A.,
MY FELLOW WORKER IN THIS FIELD FOR TWELVE YEARS