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/Should you se lect the right ef fect, /you can not miss, /You may be sure, /He will tell you thi s.
/The sn ow is f al l i ng down /Get's co ld er da y by da y, /I miss you.
Lightly We Skim O'er the Sparkling Sea Adapted by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890 (not dated) for General MIDI playback To Miss
Blamphin (1869) for General MIDI playback To Miss Angie A. Lyon Arranged for the Guitar by Charles Harris
Taken In (Act 3) Words by Miss Fanny Stewart. Music by John Hill Hewitt, 1801-1890.
\There's one thing I thought I should miss, /'twas the thrill of our mis tle toe kiss, /There'd be hol ly
Music by John Rogers Thomas, 1819-1896 (1867) for General MIDI playback To Miss Blanche Carroll. As Sung by Mrs.
One Bright Crown for Me Written and Composed by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907 (1872) for General MIDI playback To Miss
Music by John Rogers Thomas. (1864) for General MIDI playback Song or Duettino as sung by Madame Anna Bishop & Miss Louise
Wife, Little Ones, and Home Words & Music by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907 (1878) for General MIDI playback To Miss
Graffula, 1812-1890 (1846) for General MIDI playback To Miss Caroline M. Fles
My Own Pretty Rose To Miss Lincoln (Patatsco Institute, Ellicotts Mills) Written by Thomas Haynes Bayley Esq.
Parisot, Vicksburg, Miss. A Song and Chorus
As Sung by Miss Ada Webb
Music by Miss Hattie Livingston. (1852) for General MIDI playback
Respectfully dedicated to Miss Anna E. Menzies
Tucker Ht 56twd
(not dated) To Miss Mary Agnes Benedict, of New York for General MIDI playback
I used to hold \Since you went a way the days grow long /And soon I'll hear old win ter's song /But I miss
Music by Gussie Estabrook. (1868) for General MIDI playback To Miss Maggie Ingalls, Omaha, Neb.
