SONG ON THE BATTLE OF ST VINCENT

 SONG ON THE BATTLE OF ST VINCENT 14TH FEBRUARY 1797 

Tune: HEARTS OF OAK ARE OUR SHIPS  

SAID Neptune one day, when conversing with Mars, 
"You boast of your landsmen, I boast of my tars:

"Lo! these ships of proud Spain, see how pompous they ride!

"Now mark how my Britons shall humble their pride.

          "My Jervis shall maul them, let Spain no more brag; 

          "His force is inferior, 

           "His courage superior,

"And Vict'ry shall perch upon Jervis's flag." 

He spoke-and, behold the, two fleets hove in sight, 

And Jervis, preparing with coolness to fight, 

His tars with true courage first strove to inspire, 

Then rush'd on the Spaniards, in thunder and fire. 

       The Britons now maul, them let Spain no more brag; 

       Our force was inferior, 

       Our courage superior,

And Victory soar'd over Jervis's flag. 

Our sailors struck home and well pointed their guns, 

Dread carnage ensu'd, and they pepper'd the dons; 

Each man was a hero, a true British tar, 

Whose ship is his home, whose amusement is war. 

        Brave Jervis has maul'd her, let Spain no more brag; 

        His force was inferior, 

        His courage superior, 

And Victory perch 'd upon Jervis's flag. 

Mars view'd this engagement; then said, "By the Styx, 

"My standard 'mongst Britons for ever I'll fix; 

"Like Romans they fight, and their souls are all fire.

 "And battles like this even gods must admire. 

           "These Britons shall conquer, no nation shall brag; 

           "With forces inferior, 

            "They've courage superior, 

"And Vict'ry shall perch on Britannia's flag.

"In my bosom, says Neptune, "this nation I keep;" 

"Her sons are my fav'rites, her walls are the deep; 

"Their king is my friend ,and great GEORGE, under me," 

"A trident shall wield,- my vicegerent at sea.

           "My Britons shall conquer, no nation shall brag; 

           "With forces inferior, 

           "They've courage superior, 

"And Vict'ry shall rest on Britannia's proud flag." 

The following deities, to judge from the few remains that relate to them, were sparingly invoked. There are altars to Neptune and Oceanus at Newcastle; to Diana at Bath. New stead, and Caerleon, where also a tablet records the rebuildng of a temple to her; to Aesculapius at Lanchester, and Maryport ,while at Binchester he is associated with his daughter Salus, and she alone is the subject of an altar at Caerleon; and to Bellona, goddess of war, at Old Carlisle, and according to Spartian, she had a temple at York. The Parcae or Fates have altars at Carlisle and Lincoln; and the god who brought undertakings to a suc- cessful issue, Bonus Eventus, is occasionally associated with Fortuna and other deities. 

References:

1. REMAINS HISTORICAL & LITERARY CONNECTED WITH THE PALATINE COUNTIES OF LANCASTER AND CHESTER PUBLISHED BY THE CHETHAM SOCIETY 1.5 VOL XLV PRINTED FOR THE CHETHAM SOCIETY M DCCC LVIII 

2.SIGHT SINGING FOR SCHOOLS Adapted to the Requirements of the New Code of 1883 LONDON NATIONAL SOCIETY'S PEPOSITORY BROAD SANCTUARY WESTMINSTER 1884-17420 f - 3 

3.THE ROMAN ERA IN BRITAIN BY JOHN WARD MA FSA AUTHOR OF "ROMANO-BRITISH BUILDINGS AND EARTHWORKS." WITH SEVENTY SEVEN ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR SECOND EDITION METHUEN & CO LTD 36 ESSEX STREET WC LONDON First Published Second Edition August 1911 1920  

 

PLAYING COOK- SONG

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Elsa Lyons Cook was a remarkable soprano who was very famous and well known for her artistic abilities. She has been very enthusiastic about the American Opera and especially about  Penn's "The Magic of Your Eyes" which she has permanently added to her grand repertoire. Miss Cook has sung the song several times at League Island and also at a the most reputable Recital of The USA  of the year- the recital given for the benefit of The Red Cross.

 

 

NOVEMBER SONG- SHOEMAKER

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SONG- WINTER

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SONG- SNOWBALL GAME

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SONG- THE SONG OF THE WIND

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG I WOULD LIKE TO BE A KITE, BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

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Ο I am the North Wind, 
I and live in the air;

I sprinkle my my frost and my snow ev'rywhere.

I whistle and sing as 

I  blow on my way

And this is my song on each cold winter day.

Oo-OO-OO-OO

Oo-OO-OO-OO

Oo-OO- OO-OO-OO- OO

Oo-OO-OO

I tap  each window

and rattle the glass,

The rivers I freeze with my breath as I pass.

I whistle, I kiss all the cheeks of the children at play,

And pinch up their noses, then blow on my way.       

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SONG- A SCOUT OF UNCLE SAM

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1 Oh England is soldier boy 
As brave as ny seen 

And Scot land is a bonnie lad red 

In plaidie red and green 

Chorus

But just watch out, a jolly scout  Of Yankee land I am-

Three times, three cheers,-hip hip hur rah!

I'm scout of Uncle Sam!

 2 Oh Spain's dark-eyed gypsy maid,

And France ny seen lady fair;

And  Switzer land's a shepherd bold

Whose pipes ring through the air.

3 Oh Holland wears her wooden shoes

And France flower is Japan;

And Venice is a gondolier   

But beat me, if you can!   

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SONG- I WOULD LIKE TO BE A KITE

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG I WOULD LIKE TO BE A KITE, BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

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I would like to be a kite, and fly, fly, fly,

Like a bird with big white white wings, high, high, high

Over hills and Over trees, Over ships that sail the seas,

Dancing on the happy breeze in the sky.      

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SONG- LITTLE PUSSY, SOFT AND GRAY

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG LITTLE PUSSY, SOFT AND GRAY, BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

1.Little Pussy soft and gray, 
Sitting in the tree, 

Why do you never play?

Please now tell me.

There you stay all thro the spring.

Listning to the birdies sing,

In your cradles brown you swing,

High in the air.

2. Little girl so bright and gay,

 Standing down below.

Pussy Willows play never play

Only grow and grow;

When we're old our heads we shake.

Showrs of golden powder make

Then the summer flowers wake

And away we go.    

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SONG- THE SEASON'S MARCH

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG THE SEASON'S MARCH, BY ALICE E. ALLEN AND CHAS E. BOYD.

ADDING THE NOTE SHEET. 

1 We know for many reasons 

That with step so brisk and arch 

The merry little seasons

Are ready for the March

2.The winter snow still lingers

And the dawns are white with rime

But trees with eager fingers 

Are tapping out the time.

CHORUS 

Old winter couldn't go 

And flowers could'n't grow 

Were it not for the March of the 

sea sons you know 

Were for the blow of the wind 

Ho! For he plays for the March of the seasons 

of the seasons you know. 

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SONG- BABY'S LULLABY

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG,  BABY'S LULLABY, BY WINTHROP N. CROCKER AND CASE E. BOYD.

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1.Rock a-bye my baby, 

Close your little eyes
Peeping out so softly 

As the daylight dies.

Fold your chubby hands dear,

On your mother's breast.

While she leads you gently to the land 

On those wings in dream of rest.

2. Far a way in dream by land 

Way up in the sky.

On the wings of slumber 

You will learn to fly.

Rock-a bye my baby,

Gently to and fro,

On those wings in dreamland

You now softly go.   

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SONG- AN APRIL DAY

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG,  AN APRIL DAY, BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

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1.April rain is here again;

Hear it patter, patter, patter,

On the leaves and all the trees

See it spatter, spatter, spatter,

Rain rain rain, don't go away

Till you've brought the flow'rs of May.

Drop, drop, drop and do not stop

Tis an April Day! 

2.On a log sits Mister Frog

Hear gaily trilling trilling 

South Wind sings of growing things,

All the air with gladness filling;

HapPy Robin builds his nest

Rain y days he loves the best    

       

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SONG- APRIL

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG,  APRIL,  BY ALICE E. ALLEN AND CHAS. E. BOYD

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1 Though she come with  a smile,

Though she come with a tear,

Whatever her mood 

She's April my dear 

2.So should she come twice

Or thrice in a year,

We couldn't get tired 

Of April my dear.

CHORUS 

Her smiles make our sunshine,

Her tears make our show'rs 

And both put together

Make spring time and flow'rs, spring time and flow'rs   

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SONG- BIRDIE'S CRADDLE

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG, A MOTION SONG- BIRDIE'S CRADDLE BY LENA WATSON BAKER

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1.Hid den way in an elm tree,

Up SO high?(1)

Three little birds in cradle wee (2)

Near the sky(3)

All tucked a way SO...tenderly,

Snug and warm (4)

Rocked by the breezes...silently

Safe from harm (5)

2. Three little birdies  will stronger grow(6)

Ev'ry day

Mother will care for them all you know 

Day by day;

Soon they will leave tiny home

In the sky (7)

Sing ing their songs in the sky's blue dome 

Bye and bye (8)   

MOTIONS 

1 Point upward 

2 Form nest with hands and have three fingers for birdies in the nest 

3 Hold nest upward 

4 Close nest tightly and hold near body in caressing manner 

5 Rocking movement 

6 Hold up three finges

7 Select three children for Birdies to run around circle or room with arms extended representing wings 

8 Point skyward 

     

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SONG- A SECRET

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG- A SECRET BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD.

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1.Under  my wings safe from cold... and harm...

Five little eggs lie cozy and warm 

Blue are these eggs as the summer sky,

And each holds a secret for bye and bye.

2 What is the secret in each little shell...Father or 

mother bird surely could tell;

Five baby birds from these eggs will peep,

And this is the secret we can not keep!    

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SONG- THE FATHER'S CARE

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- THE SONG- THE FATHER'S CARE BY ALICE E. ALLEN AND CHAS E. BOYD.

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Tis' sweet to think, dear little birds,
How long and long ago,

The Christ spoke simple tender words

His love for you to show:...

The  love for you to show...

CHORUS 

Then sing... as you wing...

little birds tow'rd the blue...

For the Father of all...

He careth for you!

"There's not a sparrow," SO he said,

"Who falleth  unawares,...

For ev'rything that He hath made 

The All Father cares!".

The good All Father cares!". 

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SONG AND GAME- THE MAY BASKET

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- SONG AND GAME- THE MAY BASKET, BY MARY V. MAYERS.

DESCRIPTION AND RULES OF THE GAME- IN THE PHOTO OF THE NOTE SHEET.

See the pretty posies fair, 
In a basket new; 
Choose the one that you love, 
Take the flower with you.

I will choose the poppy fair, 

From the basket gay, 

Come and skip along with

 In the pleasant May,  

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SONG- BOATING SONG

 THE MAGAZINE FOR EDUCATORS OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE USA- PRIMARY EDUCATION- MONTH JUNE, YEAR 1912.

THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- BOATING SONG BY N.B.H. AND NINA B. HARTFORD

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Let us go boating you and I,

Out on the pond  where lilies lie;

Each flow'r is a beautiful star so white,

Dropped from the sky of a summer night,

Dropped from the sky of a summer night.

Dropped from the sky of  a summer night.

Softly  we glide from shore to shore.

Loving the sound of dripping oar;

Listning to music of breeze and bird,

Sweetest of  melodies ever heard,

Sweetest of  melodies ever heard,

Sweetest of  melodies ever heard.

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SONG- NIGHT AND MORNING

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- A SONG-NIGHT AND MORNING- ACTION SONG BY S. EVLYN DERRING

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SONG- THE RUNAWAY BELLS

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THE CLASSIC REPERTOIRE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA- A SONG-THE RUNAWAY BELLS BY ALICE E.ALLEN AND CHAS E. BOYD.

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