the Sloe

Bishop, Henry Rowley

D major

12 Original English Glees

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Believe me, tears may ofttimes start

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Blow, blow, thou winter wind

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Blow, gentle gales

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Bright Lady, sweet Mistress

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Daughter of error!

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Far away from every pleasure

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Foresters, sound the cheerful horn

Bishop, Henry Rowley

E- major

Good night, good rest

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Hark! the mid-watch bells

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Home, sweet home

Bishop, Henry Rowley

E- major

Joy, joy, raise the shout

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Now by day’s retiring lamp

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Now tramp o’er moss and fell

Bishop, Henry Rowley

O, by rivers, by whose falls

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Ronilda!

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Sleep, gentle lady

Bishop, Henry Rowley

A- major

Stay, pry’thee, stay

Bishop, Henry Rowley

The Fisherman’s “Good Night”

Bishop, Henry Rowley

The Fox jump’d over the Parson’s gate

Bishop, Henry Rowley

The Savoyard, from clime to clime

Bishop, Henry Rowley

The Silver Queen

Bishop, Henry Rowley

The chough and crow to roost are gone

Bishop, Henry Rowley

To harmony, seraphic maid!

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Up! Quit thy bower

Bishop, Henry Rowley

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The Chough & Crow to roost are gone

Bishop, Henry Rowley

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When green leaves come again

Bishop, Henry Rowley

When wearied wretches sink to sleep

Bishop, Henry Rowley

Where art thou, beam of light?

Bishop, Henry Rowley