HAM/05/37/16	Letter from H.E.D Hammond to Lucy Broadwood (2 Oct 1906) accompanying another batch of songs (Nos. 268-297)	HAM-05-391.gif HAM-05-392.gif
Oct 2 1906		Clevedon
		Somerset
Dear Miss Broadwood,
	I send you herewith the last batch of songs I have had copied. I think there remain about 120, which I shall send in due course.
The following songs compose the present batch:
	 274 'The Bolday'	a sea-song
Modal (Pentatonic)	*276  'Gaol Song'	tune curious
	 277 'Oh! now my dearest William'
	*278 'Cattistock Hunt Song' 18th century words; and tune?
	The tune is pleasing
Mixolydian`	*279 'As Sally sat a-weeping'	very fine tune
Dorian	*280 'How pleasant is the wind to night' very fine tune
	 281 Outlandish Knight
Dorian	*282 Green Bushes
	 283 The Farmer's Glory
	*284 Seeds of Love\	good variant
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	*284A      ..     /
	*285 'Johnny Sands'	a merry tune
	 286 'As I walked ou one morning all in the month of May'
	 287.'Begone, dull Care?
	 288.'Three children steding on the ice'
	 289 'Well met, pretty maid'
(Mixolydian?)	 290 'Home! dearest Home!'
	*†291'The Devil and the Farmer' ('The Curst Wife')
	*292 'Now the winter is over and summer is come' - good tune
	 293.'As I walked forth om May morning'
Aeolian	*294.'Its of a Sailor bold'
	 295.'The drowned Lover'
	*296 'The Trees'	Fine tune
Orec	(297 'Rosemary Lane' Tune related to Villikins)
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Omitted from last budget.
	 268 Jack Hall	(strong tune)
	 269 Billy Taylor
	 270 Derby Ram
	 271 Sprig of Thyme
	 272 'Twelve Apostles'	full version.
	 273 'The Barleymow'
	 275 Fair Susan I left
The remainder of my songs is richer in modal tune then what I have sent you up to date.
Yours sincerely
HED Hammond.