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'''For playbacks of these transcriptions that are linked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[http://www.vwml.org/]]''' | '''For playbacks of these transcriptions that are linked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[http://www.vwml.org/]]''' | ||
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'''RVW2/2/2 The Poachers''' | '''RVW2/2/2 The Poachers''' | ||
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For playbacks of these transcriptions that are linked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[1]]
RVW2/2/2 The Poachers
RVW2/2/3 Died for Love
RVW2/2/4 On the Banks of Invaree
RVW2/2/5 Never Sail No More
RVW2/2/7 Ever So Poor
RVW2/2/8 Down in the Valley
RVW2/2/09 A-nutting We Will Go
RVW2/2/10 Watercress Cry
RVW2/2/11 Green Mossy Banks of the Lea
RVW2/2/13 Spencer the Rover
RVW2/2/14 The Pretty Ploughboy
RVW2/2/15 William and Phillis
RVW2/2/16 In Jessie's City
RVW2/2/17 The Farmer's Daughter
RVW2/2/18 The Tarry Sailor
RVW2/2/19 With Her Cheeks Red as Roses (by the Banks of Lovely Nancy)
RVW2/2/20 Pride of Kildare
RVW2/2/21 L'homme Armé
RVW2/2/22 The Farmer's Boy
RVW2/2/23 Sweet Primeroses Version 1 of 4
RVW2/2/24 Sweet Primeroses Version 2 of 4
RVW2/2/25 Sweet Primeroses Version 3 of 4
RVW2/2/26 Sweet Primeroses Version 4 of 4
RVW2/2/27 Poacher's Song
RVW2/2/28 On Monday Morning
RVW2/2/29 How Old Are You
RVW2/2/30 'Twas Down In A Valley
RVW2/2/31 The Irish Girl
RVW2/2/32 The Constant Farmer's Son
RVW2/2/33 Green Bushes
RVW2/2/34 Down In Our Village
RVW2/2/35 The Spotted Cow
RVW2/2/36 Three Weeks Before Easter
RVW2/2/37 The Jolly Harrin' (Herrings)
RVW2/2/38 I Am A Rover
RVW2/2/39 John Barleycorn
RVW2/2/40 The Farmer's Boy
RVW2/2/41 The Painful Plough
RVW2/2/42 Thresher and the Nobleman
RVW2/2/43 Bold Turpin
RVW2/2/44 Lovely Nancy (O Yarmouth Is A Pretty Town)
RVW2/2/45 The Three Butchers
RVW2/2/46 The Gallant Hussar
RVW2/2/47 The Lost Lady Found
RVW2/2/49 I Am A Stranger
RVW2/2/50 All Round My Hat
RVW2/2/51 Silvery Silvery
RVW2/2/52 Van Dieman's Land
RVW2/2/53 The Factory Girl
RVW2/2/54 New Garden Fields
RVW2/2/55 The Nobleman's Daughter
RVW2/2/56 New Garden Fields
RVW2/2/57 Newport Street
RVW2/2/58 Courtship
RVW2/2/59 The Fisherman
RVW2/2/60 Admiral Benbow
RVW2/2/61 Long Life to Young Jimmy
RVW2/2/62 Jacky Robinson
RVW2/2/63 The Cobbler
RVW2/2/64 Died For Love
RVW2/2/65 Sprig Of Thyme
RVW2/2/66 The Angel Inn At Manchester
RVW2/2/68 The Golden Glove
RVW2/2/98 Covent Garden
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C:Mrs. Verrall, Horsham, Sussex, 24 May 1904
Z:Transcribed by Simon Furey and Lewis Jones
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