HAM/05/37/18	Letter from H.E.D Hammond to Lucy Broadwood (9 Nov 1906) accompanying another batch of songs (Nos. 326-354)	HAM-05-394.gif HAM-05-395.gif HAM-05-396.gif HAM-05-397.gif HAM-05-398.gif HAM-05-399.gif
c/o Stuckey Banking Co.
Clevedon
Somerset
Nov. 9 1906
Dear Miss Broadwood,
Herewith a few more songs; wiz nos 326 - 354
The following tunes are interesting or pretty:
	327 .... Aeolian
	328 .... 
	331 .... The Turtle Dove.
	332 .... All around my Hat, with a pretty ending.
	334 .
	335 .  Dorian. A quaint tune.
	336 .  'Lisbon' Aeolian.
	338 .  'Jolly Ploughboy. Aeolian
	339 .  The little foot boy Aeolian
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	340	Dorian 	Voice 1 "Betty and her Ducks"
	342   New tune to 'Green Bushes'	Voice 2 "Ducks and Betty."
Dorian(?)	343   'When first to London Town'	Voice 1 "Oliver and her Deer."
	          (Words interesting	Voice 2 "Deer and Oliver".
	346   Curious words		Together Roland and Oliver; The King
Dorian	349   3 Jolly Butchers		and the King his Deer;
	351		and for evermore
Aeolian	353   Beautiful tune and words
	354   Good tune.		It is a building up soong the
			verses running on thus:
Will you, as a great favour,		2)"Oh! Thomas, Thomas have you
tell me if you can		seen my horse today?'
			"Where boy, Where"
throw any light upon		"All in the yonder plain"
			"There, boy, There".
No. 84 of Dorset collection?		"Thomas and his Horse."
Voice 1)	"Oh! Betty, Betty, have you seen my	"Horse and Thomas"
	ducks to-day?"		"Betty and her Ducks."
Voice 2	"Where, boy, where?"		"Ducks and Betty"
Voice 1	"All in the yonder pond."		"Roland &c re as Vi.
Voice 2	"There, boy, There."		3)Oh! Agnes, Agnes, have you seen my geese today
				&c &c &c
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The tune suggests the invocations and answers (versicles) in a church service. I asked Mr Penton of Milton Abbas about the song, but he knows nothing.
If you can explain the song, I shall be very grateful.
Mr Sharp asked me the other day to tell you whether I wished to prepare a number of the FS.S. Journal.
I understand that the next Journal is in the hands of Mr Kidson.
Mr Sharp seemed to think
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that Mr Kidson's volume would be best followed by a 'general' number, and that I might contribute the next one to that.
So I put myself in your hands entirely. If a 'general' number is thought best after Mr Kidson's number, (and I think it might be best) I shall be very pleased to submit tunes for the next volume to the 'general' one. I shall be equally pleased to sub-
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mit tunes for the number following Mr Kidson's, if that is your wish.
I am sincerely yours
HED Hammond
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List of songs enclosed
(Dorian) 	324. Come all you worthy Xtians\
                                          > omitted from last budget.
         	325. Bold General Wolfe        /

	355. Oh! Mourners all.	'A pleasing tune
	356  'One man shall shear my wethers'
(Dorian)	357  'I will give my love an apple'
	358  'There is nothing for poor Shepherds to do'
	359. One May morning	pretty tune
(Mixolydian)360 'A sailor's life is a merry life'
(Dorian)	361  Cobbler & Butcher	usual tune
(Mixolydian)362 The Ploughboy.
	363  The Ragtail Gypsies
	364  Jack the Sailor
	365  Oh! Madam I will give to thee'	good words
	366  A fair maid walking all in her garden  usual Dorset tune
	367 \
	     >     Canada	Tune merry but riduiary
	367A/
	368        'The Frolic'
	369  The Tide a-flowing		' a good variant'
	370  'Down the Groves'		usual tune
	371  The Misses Broomfield	a very fair tune
(Aeolian?)	372 \                        \	both fine tunes
          	     > The Bailiffs Daugther  >
(Aeolian) 	373 /                        /	373 especially
(Aeolian)	374  'The Little Turtle Dove'	delightful
(Aeolian)	375  'A nobleman lived in a city'
(Dorian)	376  'Come all you young men'	Tune 'Cobbler & Butcher'
(Mixokydian)379         Tailor & Louse	Delightful tune
	380          Farmyard Song
	381  Lowlands of Holland 		good variant
(Aeolian)	382  'If youare determined a husband to buy' fine tune
(Aeolian)	383  'Shillo! Shillo! one day. one day'  fine variant
	(384  'The Navvy man'		..poor)
(Dorian)	385  'You sailors bold'		fine tune