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Hark the Bonny Christchurch BellsAuthor(s): Dean AldrichSource: The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular, Vol. 1, No. 7 (Dec. 1, 1844), p. 53Published by: Musical Times Publications Ltd.Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3369918 .
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"'G r- ' " rir 's i Sweet en - sla - ver can you tell, How I learnt to love so well.
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"'G r- ' " rir 's i Sweet en - sla - ver can you tell, How I learnt to love so well.
| the- 1 j _ q r F rli-k 1iiy In the morn - ing when I rise, - - - If the sun-shine strike my eyes.
| J0 J^i~r r 1~ 1r c r r4 r 11' look, look, to look on you, to look on you, Is my hope to look on Is my hope to look on you. you.
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lark tbt 6onnp Crietrburrbt dteI. Round for Three Voices. DEAN ALDRICH. DEAN ALDRICH.
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