My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt the seas no more, she nears the land, I touch the shore First line of air In thee my Bark I lov'd to sweep o'er billows bounding high89cover and music same as Box 182 Items 80 (Item 81 is missing pp. 2-3) and 81.Cover is duplicated in 182.080. Music is duplicated in 182.080.Cover is duplicated in 182.081. Music is duplicated in 182.081.Cover is duplicated in 182.002. Music is duplicated in 182.002.Cover is duplicated in 182.003. Music is duplicated in 182.003.Cover is duplicated in 182.081. Music is duplicated in 182.081.Music is duplicated in 182.083.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 182, Item 082Written by Richard Ryan. The Music by E. Solis.F. Grain del.; Lith. of Pendleton; Engrd. by T. Birc