What Norah Said : Reply to Norah O'Neal

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Title: What Norah Said : Reply to Norah O'Neal

Additional Title:

First Line: Is it lonely ye are then without me?

First Line of Chorus: Is it lonely ye are then without me?

Creator(s):

Matthison, Arthur
Wellman, W. F., Jr.

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Publication Date: 1860

Instrumentation: N/A

Subject: Broadsides and Penny Ballads

WIMA Collections: Irish Fest Collection

ID: IF PB 00-019

Publisher: H. De Marsan

Publication Place: New York, NY

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Historical Notes

One of four "Penny Ballads" by H. De Marsaan. Border is kissing cherubs. Dates from between 1850 and 1865. Printed on one side of very light-weight paper with a blank back for sale or posting. Acted as advertisement for the printer and retail music store.

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