No. 9.
- A maiden’s prayer,
- Basketmaker’s child,
- Banks and braes,
- Be quiet, do,
- Bowld sojer boy,
- Boys, carry me ’long,
- Bonnie new moon,
- Bright moonlit sea,
- Call me not unkind,
- Canadian boat-song,
- Castles in the air,
- Come wh’re moonb’s,
- Come to de gum-tree,
- Come where my love,
- Cruiskeen Lawn,
- Do they think of me,
- Do you remember,
- Down at de barbecue,
- Eulalie,
- Ever be happy,
- Flow gently, Afton,
- Female smuggler,
- Gentle Bessie Gray,
- Grave of Kitty Clyde,
- Hannah at the win’w,
- Harp of wild wind,
- Hark, the vesper-h’n,
- Household clock,
- I breathe my nat. air,
- I dream of mother,
- I’ll be no submissive,
- I’m not so ugly man,
- Jamie’s on the sea,
- Jockey hat,
- Joys we’ve tasted,
- Johnny’s so bashful,
- Jennie’s blue e’e,
- Juanita,
- Kind words,
- Kissing through bars,
- Kiss me good-night,
- Landlord’s pet,
- List to the convent,
- Mary Blane,
- Mine own,
- Mother, I’m thinki’g,
- My mountain home,
- My old Ky. home,
- Nancy Till,
- Negro Boatman song,
- Nettie is no more,
- No one to love,
- Not a star from flag,
- Old schoolhouse,
- Once more on sea,
- Our laddie’s dead,
- Rouse, brothers,
- Shall we know each,
- Sigh in the heart,
- Silence and Tears,
- Silver moonl’t winds,
- Sleeping I dreamed,
- Star of the twilight,
- Teddy O’Neale,
- That’s what’s matter,
- The blarney,
- The captain,
- The miller’s song,
- Three fishers,
- ’Way down in Maine,
- Widow Malone,
- Woman’s resolution.
No. 10.
- Alabama Joe,
- All round my hat,
- Answer of Ben Bolt,
- Away down east,
- Away goes Cuffee,
- Battle-cry of Free’m,
- Beggar girl,
- Billie Boy,
- Bingen on Rhine,
- Bonnie blue flag,
- Bring my bro’r back,
- Buy a broom,
- Call me not back,
- Come back, massa,
- Come, oh come,
- Dear mother, I’ve,
- Fannie Grey,
- Gaffer Grey,
- Gentle Annie Ray,
- High Daddie,
- How are you, con’s,
- I dreamed my boy,
- I know a pair of,
- I know my mother,
- I love the merry,
- I’ll tell nobody,
- I’m coming home,
- I muse on the,
- In chamois’ track,
- Jennie June,
- Jessie, the flower of,
- Katie Bell,
- Keep this Bible,
- Kiss me, darling,
- Lanigan’s ball,
- Larry’s good-by,
- Long, long ago,
- Love me little,
- Make me no gaudy,
- Mister Hill, pray be,
- Miseries of sneez’g,
- Mother would com’t,
- Murmuring sea,
- My Emma Louise,
- Nigger, put down,
- Oh, I’ll wear a un’m,
- Oh, sing to me,
- Rally round the flag,
- Rocked in the cradle,
- Roses lie along the,
- Stars and stripes,
- Stop dat knockin’,
- Sunny hours of ch’d,
- Switzer’s song of,
- Tell mother I die,
- Things that never,
- Weeping, sad and,
- Werry pekooliar,
- We will not retreat,
- Wouldn’t you like,
- When this cruel war,
- Who’ll care for mo’r,
- Why do I weep for,
- Will he never come.
No. 11.
- A curious circumst’e,
- Bill and I,
- Boy with the auburn,
- Carrie Lee,
- Darling Nora’s mine,
- Dear mother, call,
- Evangeline,
- Every household has,
- Fairy dreams,
- Gay and happy,
- God bless you,
- Grafted into the,
- Grandmother told,
- How are you, tele’h,
- I loved that dear old,
- I remember the hour,
- I wish he’d tell me,
- Jennie Lorn,
- Katy Avourneen,
- Kind friends are,
- King Cotton,
- Little Major,
- Love’s perfect cure,
- Mother, dearest, I,
- Mother kissed me in,
- My country so dear,
- My little valley home,
- My love is on the,
- No Irish need apply,
- Oh, give us a navy,
- Old John Jones,
- Old Jessy,
- On the field of battle,
- On the shores of,
- Our country and flag,
- Shall we meet again,
- The bachelor’s lam’t,
- The day mother died,
- The nation shall not,
- The regular cure,
- The song of the,
- The rhinoceros,
- The rock beside the,
- The Virginia rose’d,
- They pray for us at,
- ’Tis midnight on the,
- Tom Thumb’s wed’g,
- Trust to luck,
- Was my brother in,
- Willow cot,
- Would I were with,
- You say I know not.
No. 12.
- Ah, he kissed me,
- A little farm well,
- All’s well,
- A vesper song,
- Babylon is fallen,
- Beautiful Rose,
- Bread and cheese,
- Brother’s fainting,
- Cousin Jedediah,
- Daisy Deane,
- Dream on, Lillie,
- Ella Clay,
- Footsteps on the,
- He’s gone to the,
- I’m going to fight,
- Isabel, lost Isabel,
- I sailed in the good,
- Jack on the green,
- Jenny Brown and I,
- Johnny is my darl’g,
- Johnny Schmoker,
- Just before the,
- Katy’s letter,
- Maid of Llanwellyn,
- Merry, little, gray,
- Nellie lost and found,
- Oh, are ye sleeping,
- Oh, bless me, mo’r,
- Ole Dan Tucker,
- Our Captain’s last,
- Our sweethearts,
- Robin Adair,
- Singular dreams,
- Sleeping for the flag,
- Song of a thousand,
- The bell-ringer,
- The blue jay’s me’y,
- The coat of other.
Why these works (Beadle’s Dime Books) are popular, is a problem, quite as much for the moralist and the student of National character as for the critic. It is a satisfaction that, being so, they are, without exception, so far as we can judge, unexceptionably moral. * * They do not, even obscurely, pander to vice, or excite the passions.—North American Review For July, 1864.