HAM/05/37/15	Letter from H.E.D Hammond to Lucy Broadwood (2 Oct 1906) accompanying another batch of songs (Nos. 247-267)	HAM-05-390.gif
Cleveland
Somerset
- Oct 2. 1906:
Dear Miss Broadwood,
I regret much that I was not at Scalands to meet you. I was due therea-bout the time of your visits.
I send you a fourth budget consisting of the following songs
	 247. Gosport Beach 	(Dibdinesque?)
	*248. Seeds of Love	- a good variant
	 249. Valentine's Day
	 250. 'The Maid freed from the Gallows'
	          ('Prickly Bush')
	 251  'Lowlands of Holland'
	*252. 'Banks of Green Willow'	(good tune)
	*253. 'The Alehouse'	(very pretty tune)
Modal	 254  'The Foggy Dew'	(Modal tune)
Aeolian	*255  Farewell Jack = (Fair Susan I left)
		('very good tune)
Aeolian	*256  As I was walking up London St.'
Dorian	*257  The Fox	(good tune)
Aeolian	*258  'The Man of Dover'	(very good tune)
	 259  'The Merry Cuckold'
	*260  'A farmer's son so sweet'	(very pretty tune)
	*261  'Awake! awake you you drowsy sleepers'
		(good tune)
	 262\
	     >'Poor old Horse'
Mixolydian	 263/
	 264  'As I was riding to market'
	 265  'I'll mount the air on swallow's wings'
		curious tune,
	*266  'My boy Willie'	(interesting tune)
	 267  The Fox
Some of the tunes in this budget are very good.
Yours sincerely
HED Hammond.