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A SONG OF HAUNTING MEMORIES

DREAMS OF WHATMIGHT HAVE BEEN

Music by J. F. FRANCISLyric by WlLLIAM FRANCIS

IN how many hearts there is enahrined the memory of a love, dear andnever forgotten, almost sacred in its tenderness! That is the story which

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A MAGIC MELODY

Music by J. C. BARTLETTWords by CHARLES B. CORY

CAN music express the deepest longing and purest emotions of thehuman heart? This song of potent appeal and magical melody gives theanswer in positive affirmative; and its harmonious strains seem drawnfrom the very fount of lyric inspiration.

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A MELODY that floats in serene loveliness upon a sea of shimmer­ing harqtonies conveys the quaint idea of baby's slumber-boat over­powered by the good Dream Pirates. That the song never fails towin an audience is the testimony of a host of noted concert singerseverywhere.

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