. The empire of song : containing theory and practice lessons for singing classes, exercises and pieces for institutes and conventions, tunes and anthems for choirs, and glees and choruses for concerts. s we go. From la - bor at beau - ti - ful joy-ous our songs. and free, and free from care,so glad, so glad and free,of true, ot true de - light. Business and Gambling. 81 C. B. G. F. R. ^ sa -^--^ * J ^ 5 * ? I. You go upon the board of trade, Where mar - gin merchants meet, And take some little options On Jan - u - a - ry wheat; You li^il 2. You go into a faro bank And m -^^-
. The empire of song : containing theory and practice lessons for singing classes, exercises and pieces for institutes and conventions, tunes and anthems for choirs, and glees and choruses for concerts. s we go. From la - bor at beau - ti - ful joy-ous our songs. and free, and free from care,so glad, so glad and free,of true, ot true de - light. Business and Gambling. 81 C. B. G. F. R. ^ sa -^--^ * J ^ 5 * ? I. You go upon the board of trade, Where mar - gin merchants meet, And take some little options On Jan - u - a - ry wheat; You li^il 2. You go into a faro bank And m -^^-f- ITZ^ ?s>- I?^= :^ --^ E^ buy a stack of chips. And watcft the cards come from the box Which the deal - er deft - ly flips; Your S3: 5 T :?z=£ i :-^ ^ 4 ^- ?••.-•? ?•?I wait - ing for you there, Un - til you find your money Has ?=i watch the little ticker Thats van - ished in Mf=^^ to air. But 3=^ ^f=*= ± ± Ltl ± :fc ± head is dull and aching. At the break - ing of the day, When you find that fickle fortune Has gone the oth - er way. Now q=r:s: ^^: ^ =F^-^ ^5==?= ET -^^-^ that m is called 6usi - ness by high and by low. And busi-ness is right, you ver - y well ±^ V that SeeE -fc :p^=iE: :t —N- # E^ is called gam you ver - y well know. And gatn-bling is cursed by high and by low. =1= E33HE -#-? *i *—# 82 Convent Bells. -M nodersto. p Arranged from ^ -t?- -— I I ^ J I I. List! tis mu -sic steal - ing O - ver the rip- plingsea; Bright yon moon is beam- ing O - ver each tower and tree. The waves seem listni 4- ^ tl :=+: ^: T- =^ m ^- --^ :t= 2. Mu - sic sounds the sweet - est When on the rip - pling sea Our bark sails the fleet - est, Swift to our mel - o - dy. Then as were gent-ly -N—*- ^?: m -^-?-p- :t=5 ^ S =P=t
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