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Scope and Contents
Irish street ballads. Bookplate reads,
Henry J. B. Clements.
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,‘A NEW SONG i'OKLlJJ) “‘35:
‘WE DDI MG :A‘FiT ERNO 05M
'i'l'e‘llfimei tellflrlnenlovoly Molly \what news
have-yon .l‘rom:;heuie
2Hu§hinahonclmlihush ,andJists'n andzher
cheoks were iike The rose
{Iham ordersyfrqm your parelus for towed
yon quick. andnaou
‘j'i'our freiuds and mine nonstmrexgt gather
1 on tomm-owpafteruoo‘n
'_Te l, meatcll me loyelqully whare thawed
:ding i8 410‘ be 1
3:1” tdat. (Jill got by ihe shaflnqnflaq begun;
Min to yourand. me
(One, word mme for;..miirifiga mkgnlplnyqus
, up the-Wading tnne
gflueh my bow for gI‘lz beinaried on conu- i
mwlaf. ernoqu
aDown' 'by a lonely. tiveeria.‘ dagkzmnen ,9;
:ffrcinds were seen
{Fax-ashore the strningers. cottage out. 0311‘
. dear Iriab ‘queqn
'gFreinds thaypassfl .a'ong the, valleys ‘liks
the banuheofsv lonely coon
ngwclvgthousand pipers nt on!“ wedding,“
.tomorow nil.“ nonn
=Out of, evaiquud wnllcablu {reluds were
im'ntc‘hing farand ,nenr
:Many. was the sweetheart, there was wim-
ing for, the-broad day: light ‘
:Lbnyqalettpr from 3:0an brother for tand
you‘qnick ,and soon
'flEour lreinds and minemugit meet tggethgr
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{3PR.I.D,E O F A R D A G“
{Air Vthe 'lassiof Gowry
' The Moon. was Llirm'viug‘llivr silver beamsp
Oer oer» n mountain hill mid .streme,
, As ll wundrer’d tv meet my Queend
My Colleen das from drdngh5
In Ardagh town she doth dwell, ‘
Than hnlnlet fair beside the well, ‘
‘ She keeps 1]1\'l'l.(-‘2L i. hound With aspe‘L, Q
.This-fauir less in nuingh, _
:IIer :Sklll like snow upon the; lawn, .
ller step as gramiiflas ill" fawn. A
‘ The l: 1'1; and linnet singsat (lawn,
The praises olmyolu‘lmg,
NV darling boo~igyoungmiid=ihin .
‘llcr sof-L-hlueeye and golds-u huzr,
, That fiowsupon thoshou’drrs ‘fau',
Of her. mile pi ide ol Ardagh,
ifiefihem‘t-is trlleuilel‘ mind is pure,
Her 3 reis rich 813% I’m poor,
:- Still she loves me Wellof' that. I‘m sure]
'l‘his goddess .uir from Ardugh,
i l told her legends long and wild:
': imslie linend to me like :4 child,
1 1-said 1 lord her than -ln:sniiled
Ny Colleeni'zix fr-Ju. Ardaglx,
I to‘d her flint. in days of yoro.
Uld Ard igh was [IIB'SUaL ol‘lovo,
'. How thifwin’a wilterd in their gol'e,‘
To flee the maids of Ardngh,
I
. Sh»- gmsp'd my arm giant and hrnve..
\\ hen I saw! l’il Cl'osh‘ tile Ill'luwy wave
,’1 0 fight and lLrnu dear to shrew
“And free the maids 01 A ruagth,
1 Der Knocklei uk’sfzir grim hi igh;
.l‘he moon is 1l.1'0wn.g iwr .silxer light,
.As my syirit takes a hnmeward flight,
- Toninett the maid oi'rArdagh
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mm; MONTPS l COURFED Her
For sixteen months I enlisted "her
My gentle (‘olleen BaWn,
With eics like Wells of Paradise
And checks like rosy dawn,
Ii was on a (‘histmas morning, ,
\Vhen Ilie fields were v hite wiih snow
The first sight ofher sweet young face.
Set all my heart aglow
Ber hooded cloak was drawn so close
Butjust one glimpiel caught,
As ifthe skios had opened,
And showed me hedveu I thought,
Av d oh the newly born child,
Was not from sin more free,
Than my darling in her innocence,
Per Virgin purity,
‘02 followed her to early mass,
And offered up a prayer, , x
That God might keep her innocent,
As he had made her fair,
And all that day I heuuted her,
From morning until night,
Bewildered by her angel fare!
‘ Her smiles s soft and bright;
0-0 It was ahappy Christmas time
For my gra gal machree,
Though modest as a nun,
Smi ed sweetly upon me ' >
Her f'reinds all kindly welcomed me‘
Ohed'er I CI‘IIN- Ihe way, ‘
And no one then looked black or sonr
Powerer loug l’d stay,
Then I Was rich in land and stock
my home was happy then, I
A sweeter spot could not he found
In Aherlow‘s bright glen,
I was a match fornuy girl,
Where musch- s go by welth,
Now I’velost all but praise the Lord.
He left me youth ani health,
In one pecu- all my cattle died,
And my best crops were blighted,
In vain l wo:kcd myselfto oil,
had luck llpOll me lighted,
Tee landlord had no mercy .
At, first his heart seemed stirred,
He i-romisedme lull time to pay,
But after broke his word,
I could have borne‘nnyihing, ‘
Though much i had to hear,
If 1 here left but one sweet hope
L. To save me from dispair,
My cup oi'sorrow overflowed,
When 1 “ {is-lately told,
They’ll home my own colleen to We}
An Old man tor his gold,
0h marriageis a holy tie,-
Blest by the Lord above,
But woe be to sneh marriages;
Without one spark ofiove. 7‘:
NVhyisit in our own dear land,
' Full of u arm hearts and true,
Thep wed for money not for love,
a As other notions do,
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A57 row: ('1 out through Galway urn-n to l
On the SGVCUU cmh n: iiugugt mmy mind “‘2
The e were run titn has nssmnhle l Wit i the
"lily ryes begun to dnzle 6;; t-lreylgomg to see tno Races,
CHORUS—-
Agns fyrm a roostit n fruit-keen is hecgh slim hmvn
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Tliercwns passengers from llimrick & passengeh from l\c- 8,
And Passengers from Dublinéi; spur’omm l'rom hops-rag; ‘ "
Where were pits-‘engcl‘s from Kerry 1% 21.1 quarters-o the ; ,alwu,
And our 111(‘llllh r Mrgllussott for toJom the balmy blue 5,
embers: from new qnniy tho'fer
.unninri d mntrons. ‘
13 were loyn' lrt‘ie & f 'ltl‘l‘ill
igo llallOZi.
Tlm‘c Wi‘s multitudes from Aron 6c m
Th» boys in. m l'onanmra ’& the (plan
.Tnere “.pr people from Cork Cily h . _
That. brought home Fenian prisoners from (lymg 1-1 lure
The cwcre jan'nting. cars & cariges tiring tn & fro like blazes,
And the bosses hack & f..1'wartl there for vr'ry‘little payment
And like streamcrs & the lorry-home well wr-g’d for navigation,
And they ploughing the rageing‘wexm to L0 he to ice thc races,
'1 he Ints are in rotation in the mirllo olthe races ' 3:;
'And the stand—house elevated-on llznatlmme situau -n .
There was brandy wines & cork {Li :5 the, host act in. (latton-S;
And a drop of poteen whiskey that, got. no ‘(Ldlll eration
”.21;- AN ~
It! thure you'd seeconl'cctioners with sugar ant-its & dntnttes,
'1 ho lozengrs & oranges the lemonde «S; the ruisons. .
The gingerbread-ah; Slices to ElCOlll'idltO the l ides. , 1%
Audit big cmheeh lorvb‘ pence who inching nlnle you 1' hills,
~Ils ethere you’dsee the gnmblera the thimhlcs &1ho gnrtPl's
And the sporting wheel of firt'lune with the ion ~63 lwen‘)’ queries:
There was others without Ecru-pie pt hing“ altlos at poor‘maggy,
.And her father well contenten (i: he lOililllg'flh his dauter
JItEl there you’d see the pipt'rs 8; the lid on conipaiting A
And the nimble footed (lunce so they [riping on ‘0 re daisies
There was others- crying; segms ii: lights & oil’s of all the races
WViLh the colour of the J ochr- ys the pi ize, Li: horse’s ages,
us. ;.
Its toero you‘d see the .loi keyc & they mrnnu d on most stately
The pink.& blue the red 6': {{TC! n the emblem of our nation
When the bellI-was rang for slarliug the horses seem’d impatient;
Thought they never 5 o d on ground their sreedwas so humming,"l
There was ha'lfa milieu of people there ol all do lamination
The GathOltck thoil’rote tum: thellow & l‘re petcrian
"There was pet no animosity no matter what porsuatiou
i‘But leale:&hospila‘ity indncir-g {relinquailtanco
Now my song is ended and mypen is getting: weary
Success httenl the g ntlemon that curred on the roads
May peace d5 trae tranquility ab'iund inonr-alitt‘e nation a.“
aCommerc-e & trade to li..Ul‘lrll n our mum is eul‘uture ages
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A DIALOUGE BET NEEF A
SCHCOiMASTEfitlB LABOURER
As I walked out on a summ-is mowing
Down by a pleasant green verdant sl ode
The {migrant tu‘ips & blooming roses
Sermed enterwovou by Flows aid
A mong the boWe‘ s stood a heaulioushma‘sion
H's charming beauties for to behold
There dwolls a, pamsel of namely statue
\\ horn nature formed a beautious mold
”many! this fair malt's admirers
Thvro. was qur two did her favor gain
’tlm rn a teacher of arts &science
The hurt by labour himself malttuincd,
The honor gained by those two rivals
Both in the past & the pleswt days
“‘ ere Well n bean-ed to t! on blooming falrmfifd
In fir-it enchanting poetic lays
Fix-st; .«p ~ke the tmcher to tiiisqlooming followed
And in grew rapture his hove expressed
Hail f .lrezt creature the pride of nature
You :llOt 8r. wounded u-y tsudvr b est
To gain your flavor I would range the nation
1 will i eniure life fur my darlin Es sake
My low is loyal to )ou my hurling
It I dout gaiu you my I our: will break
next: spcse the lahoun 1' to this foir maid
Andghe addmssed her in a“ orflass strain
Nail foil-est crosturethe pride of nature
Your humble servant I now remain
I will till your gnrdeu for you my darling
‘With J rsamime it shall be entwined
I‘ll majnmin yon bettez than the School mavtcr
With all his looming & books combed
Without my aid sain the learned tencht:
‘0 bloon ing fair nuoid can be secure
i teach the :rwer his case to gain
And rru reSpec'ed by rieh 8: poor.
I teach the portal- the nuns to ofiar
Where the h “a of glorg,r to you are ringing
I am not compree to that work (1 inbourer
“'11:: v ould often lead 3 cu Mill} tur' n11! dung
In the summertime I will ti m} gierdh
And pull tha daises befo;e the~ ee (1
And in the harvest I wil- mop .lhe coru
'l‘i e rich 85pm I Wll help to teed
it"s Ly manuel Iehnur I will maiun‘n twin :2
"While hralth &\'igeur with we remain
\Vldle the rchnolm ster he. mus» endem our
To pulve'ise hi4 l‘arrm brain
The koigkt that ripes in his gell’en chariot,
Without '01] e learni- g cannot be l‘l‘nWl up
harps Dukes & Earls a t in rplenpO'l'
By my assists: no go at hot-one lmlll d
M’hile be e I am help in e hmatiou
The wretchep latourer is by me employed "
His aokep wife unis: “or: lot-you my hauling
And thus our pleasure is no - r «trowel
The king that & (led to hi-~ .gol ten t‘huriut
Mum be omsivyed by the s «d; and plough
Lords nges and Eat a that, it in spicuruur
Liveson the sweet. of my humble brow
It‘s by my labour I maintain n true
from Sell mum g It so Milk joy
V\ hile the Echoinmaster is always raiing
Both books and questions his brain annoy
I own my darling your blomni lg lealures
Made an imprrssion pn my tend"! lumen
Anp while you my oh ent Lin always .rnvieg
My 'roubled mind can find no rust
lwant no lecture from a sclmol master
He may bestow them on b s hare’out vain
lwould rather walk Lino a uni tllled aeuiea
in conversation with my do has n vim '
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f\l<;ng.§lx;'1l:ul):xr lag ofllm sweet win-l L‘; lule
in :‘lhzbllfil‘. ll y mml'c lwolnw as (arr ml'v. 11;;
AIM lwllil‘lV llw sl omlals (Lil pe fl '
A 5' mg r. filor st 0 lay who to.” o -‘
ills 'r1,ys him-«t Noam-a l mum luv.“ may:
30 dun: he (,ll'mul Ll 0v Lixinl; it 1L [lump r.
To Walk by the 3i lea cll'a diz’filly .nu‘ tar
(3 just in; y n 5 y lave 3;; )‘ma lnl‘ {l'i'Pll llC-WBOS
'Wll r‘O-vn droup their llamas 21ml will wit? or and d
Hm let. us :thu l‘ne fme L (129a l1 ll?» 0 L -‘ flower:
And In “\‘mnvs la- lls} in in swnctfln 7-} V
Pellgrzp- -«l )0 Hg W’Ml m that you (In 2 EU) dearly"
ls 120w jmu’d H1 \lel c; m sum: l'owig’n <~lzmc
Aml il'th ‘5 he lulu: CuS!‘ 301) have 031 him threw:
So tn nge me ya): 1' hand love. I hope you'r ludiu‘l
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She saw 51‘ CXCUSVC W I» l luv 10 r- (um
And 1m 0 these green Icixls I must now ln'll a'llzn
The hnmblu rf-(‘ltle—t llmt you w-eln tn slesire
'l‘hulfi favom’ lilm’l sir to armllmr is due,
Should Howe”; decay in the, wld storm? wanker
Springs gentlo- ln-Pezcl ‘5 again \\ ill rzwlm‘l:
While this tuvlvr lnm't remain: in my bomm
Should he he incmsl.;mt 1 ll alwu§s [from nu ma
Kind EH“ hl'v re» im 10 .Inll you Hi'aC‘m'E'ly
The vlouLl-ing )ou wow it is dour ‘om maul.
Slum lHllhlul you: g‘x Elly wt omel love sincerely
Du sa=l on llm "can so some, foreign par:
Tho hip C'uel l'm‘flme we were Wu ‘rawd
Ytt mustzmr’ l'ul pmve slmu d 1113:“ we him ms”
"‘11) la gender glet u l4" ls w ll! lloue s defer-aim
My mm (learnt. \w :llimn l’ll B'WIHI. ad M'
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W'hwll hm: (tun-c3 M All-1' in mm 01' :: li'e
Blue pans-ed and :lw g zv‘d wl l1 an rim! (ll :zlfnct-(m
His m'mcr dvsguhe ‘2 (-110 '(mr ,r (Quid llidu
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A you zuw my (lml‘ ‘W lfimn ’
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O Jame What la the rmmn 'x-m ss‘pem‘d nol tn Lnowme
And Hum lrr‘mlns :0 lull n, m: l purw Le draw
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Tll l Mam lu zlz‘w l' w '1) z: «ml mm. mallm‘mfv
Ms n l:‘» :11“ 2:» 7‘ ‘lliHVir‘ (2K lw
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s l0n=cward bound
from the BO‘lll A (xi-3'1. r “3 a sweat, Sc pl 9.2:1‘ t gale,
The r0. :i‘. lll ol‘lw Fag; f lllnglnnlslw so. all
'i’lm hem V gal a me lwfx‘ we l {1,1 Cl: (
fifi'irllgr¢':= 5x2 mlgmés'l v 0110 \ 0 cl ~h:
For H- honrs thlsv ssel-braw vac l0 mum:
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on llourd _
But Wlm um tell Wl'a’c Lacy su‘lpr d tlx
din/air . .
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The m .m’la n \vavrs xlxc vessel (1&5 d .85 r. me coull ulmswom
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or mwld & the llqlnlnw {lm’n‘d El
his gunmen brave
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e uemm ts‘vlrell‘js'na‘ 'm
m: it was‘frlghtful to t ink what crwvds a
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‘01 5m)». uin; pay-(sugar
To hear lhu mung 01 Law I
'As from the vessel they Wen:
£33m as no vli ‘ to their all rou' ‘ co" e
‘T'iluruu s ngcn mule PS“. 1e ilxexir (1:; .-m of w t; ry grim
} ‘ ope il,e=,.- bfllili in he \(3 m 5' [my] (-tvrnz-H I'm?
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keaiving wivesr. «l lungbmd-I beans} to mount
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3‘9,- youn; a ll old lm‘ l1 <1 l.) m », pay
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(7)” a myage of (l‘I‘CUVr'ry lo visit the moon
WE'swre an old mun lives so somv people say
"l'Vl-im'xgli outing of slicks on a sumlay
3-in “1'th ll ts bulloohrquickly higher 33 high-“1’.
SW)" house 10;; 5e (:liimuex pot. towcl' & spire
ll l1m=vl3d all the mcnnients Lop very nigh
fun! rough: hold of llilgfl‘ObSEYfi)? Saint; l'auln
going by
all .
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All among llm' little stats sailing round Ilia
x moon -
“‘5 same illihg i'eryjolly to be up in a balloon
Vp up I was home with terrible power‘
All the rule of glen-thousand fivenliundrdd an
hoot ,
film 351' was cold the wind blew-loud
:3 Iari‘owly escape (1 being choked byra cload,
Still up 1 Went tilsarroundenl by stare
Such planners as Jupi’kei’ Venis and Mars
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