HAM/05/37/19	Letter from H.E.D Hammond to Lucy Broadwood (27 Nov 1906) accompanying another batch of songs (Nos.286-412)	HAM-05-400.gif HAM-05-401.gif
c/o Stuckey Banking Co.
Clevedon
Somerset
Nov. 27. 1906
Dear Miss Broadwood,
	Here is another batch of songs, from 386 - 412. I hope you got the last lot that I sent you, safely. (about Nov. 14)
The songs enclosed contain a fair proportion of good ones.
	Here is the list:
	386	'A fair maid walking' 		Tune of great compass
	387	Another 'Cuckoo' tune		quite pretty
	388	'A nobleman lived in a City'
	389	'The old Miser'
Modal	390	I am a brisk Lad
	391	'When the lofty high wind'
Modal	392	'Now I pray you go fetch me'
Modal	393	'Georgie'
Modal	394	'Sheep-shearing Song'
Modal	395	'Old England my country'
	396 \
	     > Come all you valiant Shepherd boys
	396A/
	397	A Health
Modal	398	'Come, father, build me a little boat'
	399	'Sea-Song'
	400	'The Mermaid'
	401	'Young Susan had lovers'
	402	'Unquiet Grave'
	403	'The Soldier and his true Love'
Modal	404	'Come, all my brave British hearts.	Tune well known
	405	'Willie o' Winsbury'
	406	'Salisbury Plain'
	407	'So green as the leaves are green'
Modal	405	'My father had a horse' 	Tune 'Butcher & Cobbler'
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	409)	'Oh! Lady (Louie) my Dear'	good tune
Modal	410)	'Farewell and adieu'	fine variant
	411)	''Twas in the merry month of May'	poor tune
	412)	'Blankets and Pins'	insignificant

Transcriber's notes: I have no idea where 406, 407 and 408 went. I have no proof that the two pieces of paper belong together.