Text: Short lantern readings: no. 35 (Holmfirth: Bamforth & Co., 1904)
Short lantern readings, number 35
C. King Proctor, The coming of the king, pp. 3-5
C. King Proctor, A bunch of snowdrops, pp. 5-8
C. King Proctor, The bells of Christmas Eve, pp. 8-11
C. King Proctor, The blind collier's child, pp. 11-14
M.B. Moorhouse, Getting 'a-gate', p. 15
The fate of young Chubb, pp. 16-17
Where are you going, my pretty maid?, p. 18 (lyrics only)
Charles Jefferys and Sidney Nelson, The rose of Allandale, pp. 18-19 (lyrics only)
Henry Chorley and Edward Loder, The brave old oak, pp. 19-20 (lyrics only)
The bailiff's daughter of Islington: old English song, p. 20 (lyrics only)
Robert Burns and J. Temple, Ye banks and braes, p. 21 (lyrics only)
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