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CJS2/10/353
SHARP 2: Cecil James Sharp Collection (at Clare College, Cambridge) Folk tunes collected by Cecil Sharp

Lord Rendal, 23 Aug 1904

  • Format: Manuscript
  • First line: Where are you going to Henry my son
  • Roud no: 10
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CJS2/9/480
SHARP 2: Cecil James Sharp Collection (at Clare College, Cambridge) Folk words collected by Cecil Sharp

Lord Rendle, 23 Aug 1904

  • Format: Manuscript
  • First line: Where have you been to all the day Henery my son
  • Roud no: 10
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CJS2/10/849
SHARP 2: Cecil James Sharp Collection (at Clare College, Cambridge) Folk tunes collected by Cecil Sharp

Love Farewell, 9 Apr 1906

  • Format: Manuscript
  • First line: Polly and her soldier they lay posies
  • Roud no: 1301
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RoudFS/S182916

LOVE FAREWELL

  • First line: Polly and her soldier they lay posies
  • Roud no: 1301    |   Manuscript   |   Frag. Text; Music
  • Cecil Sharp MSS, Folk Tunes p.849
  • Bond, Ellen   |   Barrington
  • URL link
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RoudFS/S312090

LORD RANDAL

  • First line: Where have you been all the day, Henery my son
  • Roud no: 10    |   Book   |   Text; Music
  • Morrish, Folk Handbook (2007) pp.158-160
  • Bond, Mrs.   |   Barrington
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RoudFS/S182628

LORD RENDLE

  • First line: Where have you been to all the day Henery my son
  • Roud no: 10    |   Manuscript   |   Text; Music
  • Cecil Sharp MSS, Folk Words pp.480-481 / Folk Tunes p.353
  • Bond, Ellen   |   Barrington
  • URL link
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RoudFS/S213884

LORD RENDAL

  • First line: Where have you been to all the day, Henery my son
  • Roud no: 10    |   Book   |   Text; Music
  • Bronson, Traditional Tunes of the Child Ballads 1 pp.191-225 (version 92)
  • Bond, Mrs.   |   Barrington
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