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245 04 The Most popular home songs /|cselected and arranged by 
       Gilbert Clifford Noble. 
250    New and enl. ed. 
264  1 New York :|bHinds, Noble & Eldredge,|c[1913] 
264  4 |c©1913 
300    1 condensed score (140 pages) ;|c24 cm 
336    notated music|bntm|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
348    closed score|2rdafnm 
500    For mixed voices (SATB), or voice and piano. 
500    Words primarily in English. In the section "Some of the 
       home songs of other nations" (pages 124-140), words in the
       original language and in English translation. 
500    School edition--cover. 
500    Includes index. 
505 0  Abide with me -- Alice where art thou? -- All hail the 
       power of Jesus' name -- American -- Am I not fondly thine 
       own? -- Annie Laurie -- Auld lang syne -- Aura Lee -- The 
       battle-cry of freedom -- Battle hymn of the Republic -- Be
       kind to the loved onces at home -- Believe me, if all 
       those endearing young charms -- Ben Bolt -- The bridge -- 
       Come, thou Almighty King -- Comin' thro' the rye -- Crow 
       song -- Darling Nelly Gray -- The dearest spot is home -- 
       Dear Evelina, sweet Evelina -- Dixie's land -- Do they 
       miss me at home? -- Do they think of me at home? -- 
       Douglass, tender and true -- Dreaming of home and mother -
       - Drink to me only with thine eyes -- Flow gently, sweet 
       Afton -- Forsaken -- Forty-nine bottles -- The girl I left
       behind me -- God be with you -- Good-night, ladies! -- Go 
       to sleep, Lena darling -- Hail Columbia! -- Happy are we 
       to-night -- Hard times come again no more -- Hark! I hear 
       a voice -- Here we go 'round the mulberry bush -- Home 
       again -- Home, home, can I forget thee -- Home, sweet home
       -- How can I leave thee! -- How gentle God's commands -- 
       How I have loved thee -- I cannot sing the old songs -- I 
       love to tell the story -- In the gloaming -- In the sweet 
       by and by -- Jerusalem, the golden -- Jesus, lover of my 
       soul -- Jengle bells -- John Anderson, my Jo -- John 
       Brown's body -- Juanita -- Just before the battle, mother 
       -- The king of France -- Last night -- The last rose of 
       summer -- Lead, kindly light -- Listen to the mocking-bird
       -- London bridge -- The Loreley -- Love's old sweet song -
       - The man who has pelnty of good peanuts -- Marching 
       through Georgia -- Maryland! My Maryland! -- Massa's in de
       cold groun -- Meerschaum pipe -- The mermaid -- The 
       midshipmite -- My bonnie -- My faith looks up to thee -- 
       My mother dear -- My mother's Bible -- My old Kentucky 
       home -- Nearer, my God, to thee -- Nelly was a lady -- The
       ninety and nine -- Noah's ark -- Now the day is over -- Oh,
       hush thee, my baby -- The old armchair -- Old black Joe --
       The old cabin home -- The old familiar place -- Old floks 
       at home -- Od hundred -- The old oaken bucket -- Onward, 
       Christian soldiers -- Over the banister -- The quilting 
       party -- Red, white, and blue -- Robin Adair -- Rocked in 
       the cradle of the deep -- Rock of ages -- Rock me to 
       sleep. mother -- 'round the old camp fire -- Sailing -- 
       Softly now the light of day -- Soldier's farewell -- The 
       Spanish cavalier -- Stars of the summer night -- The star-
       spangled banner -- Sweet and low -- Sweet hour of prayer -
       - Take back the heart -- Ten little Indians -- Then you'll
       remember me -- There's music in the air -- Those evening 
       bells -- Three blind mice -- Tom-bi-bee river -- Tramp! 
       Tramp! Tramp! -- The two roses -- Upidee -- The vacant 
       chair -- Wait for the wagon -- A warrior bold -- We'd 
       better bide a wee -- We're tenting to-night -- What a 
       friend we have in Jesus -- What is home without a mother? 
       -- When the swallos homeward fly -- When you and I were 
       young, Maggie -- Work, for the night is coming -- Yankee 
       Doodle --Aloha oe (Hawaii) -- The blue bells of Scotland -
       - Charles John, our brave King -- Garibaldi's war hymn -- 
       God save the king -- The harp that once through Tara's 
       Halls -- Holland's national hymn -- March of the men of 
       Harlech -- The Marseillaise -- Our land -- Polish hymn -- 
       Russian hymn -- Spanish hymn -- Switzerland -- Herdman's 
       song. 
590    Pages 57-58, 97-98 laid in. 
650  0 Popular music|zUnited States.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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650  0 Folk songs, English|zUnited States.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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650  0 Hymns, English.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/
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650  7 Folk songs, English.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
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700 1  Noble, Gilbert Clifford,|d1864-1936,|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/no92014583|eeditor. 
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