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  <tableOfContents>Come, lasses and lads -- Comin' thro' the rye -- Cherry-ripe -- Annie Laurie -- Robin Adair -- Molly Bawn -- Go, happy Rose! -- The anchor's weigh'd -- Alice Gray -- Home, sweet home -- John Anderson, my jo -- My pretty Jane -- Rock'd in the cradle of the deep -- The minstrel boy -- On the banks of Allan Water -- Auld lang syne -- Within a mile of Edinburgh town -- The night-piece to Julia -- Tom Bowling -- My love is like the red red rose -- Widow Malone -- The jolly young waterman -- Caller herrin' -- A hunting we will go -- Hearts of oak -- The fine old English gentleman -- The Bay of Biscay O! -- Black-eyed Susan -- Duncan Gray -- The bailiff's daughter of Islington -- The miller of Dee -- The angel's whisper -- Simon the Cellarer -- Auld Robin Gray -- Bonnie Dundee -- Sally in our alley -- Kitty of Coleraine -- Here's to the maiden of bashful fifteen -- The leather bottel -- Woodman, spare that tree -- The token -- O, wert thou in the cauld blast -- The passionate shepherd to his love -- Lovely Nan -- The lass of Richmond Hill -- Tell me not, sweet -- She wore a wreath of roses -- O Nanny, wilt thou go with me? -- D'ye ken John Peel?</tableOfContents>
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    <topic>Folk songs, English</topic>
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