■rXJ L-^ L^^ --^^ ^^ESE^^E^ -M m.- :^=i^- -^— f- -s^— s^- -JN-^ H h ^- friends home to dine, And he hopes that it all will be rea - dy in m&-~ -•— #- :2=p: -^^-f^^=±^. ;fc^ ^i2=g g_g: /!— /L ■v—i^ :^^^ time, And he hopes that it all will be rea - dy in time; There's the '^ :#i:t ^— ? F — F * — m- MUSIC AND SONGS. T91 W ^b £3 ^-=Ss- -^-#' '-=¥=^- -N— N- -9 ^-i— -^- ta - ble to set, the des-sert to pie-pare, And we've sure- ly e- H^ -#■ H«S» i-e 1=1=^ w^ it -1 — 1— =^ -tF-9f t=-E is^ A— d N- ^ K- m K. d==^:^ — i£3: -•-'-^. ^ — ^- v^-^t^ /-*- 9--s^: nough for a nice bill of fare. There's the ta - ble to set, the des S^L^^^fEEEE^ J2=r^5 \tr.^=.\^ • ft ?=SJ: 4S-K- -N- K-^ .— ^- -A \ N^ f-5--i: H*«iJ- ^=^^ sert to prepare, And we've sure-ly e-nough for a nice bill of m43^ J— 1 g-8=? <? — €- :p_^ » — » :i~i: i L m. S^ ./r\ -^— ^ F-^hP=^'"— ^^' -• — # -t^ V ^^-bj iP-^t fare. It is no use to say "I have ncv-er been taught ;" For if Sg ft mr:^. F-l — I—' *- -•-)—#- yjSS^ yS>^ ^^-^ 192 COOKING GARDEN. '^- there is a gir isslii^: who cer - lahi - Iv aught, To know all the ^fefc^ SeI^; VIZZIL -N- tp -^«— ^- _^_^- I — s- -\^—P: =^- things that are use - ful and right, 'Tis the one who is stand -ing now 9M -•9—W- ^ ^t^i ^^-^ •— »- -L 1_ ^-^ #— »- tts ai A=^ H h EE «-i«- 1^5;-- r-N- rrs 5; ^^ f4 it i plain in your sight, 'Tis the one who is standing now plain in your sight. 2 I will put on an apron as quick as I can ; It would be such a shame to disappoint the dear man And why need he know all the trials I've had ? II: It only would trouble and make him feel sad. :|| i: I have learned how to place and serve every dish, Be it poultry or soup, or salad or fish. :|| By the time all is ready our maid will be here, And I'll meet my guests without any fear ; For what is the use of a daughter at home, ||: If for a good dinner a father must roam ? :1| MUSIC AND SONGS. T9: KATIE. SELECTED. WE=V-_ -4 — •- -• — al -^— #- -^t^ -^ — ?: I. Our dear lit - tie Ka - lie was cry - ing and sad, Slie seem'd to have ^-h .ft — «— r^ — • — •- ±t -0 — 0- -f5> — »- -m 0 0- ! [ -e-s -i- j A 1 1 — ^— -^ — 1 — , ^t^ • 0 i 1 1 — 1— 1^ w k i ^ f 0 -1 -! H — - rm i • # • '-^ 1^ 1^ 1 r W * w \>\) ! : 1 1 noth - ing to make her feel glad ; m 1 -'^ For her moth-er lay ill on a / Ti M B M -r "— — F — -f^— -F F F — - y ^\ m m m ' I ' ^ w 1 1 I 1 . L 1 * J I ^— \- :-^5 0-—^ jS>- 0 H- tum - bled bed. The pil - lows un - shak - en be - neath her 9:; P • 9 ^N-^- I r -# — 0- -^ 1^ -0~ — #- -0 0- l^ S "• ^«r ^-

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■rXJ L-^ L^^ --^^ ^^ESE^^E^ -M m.- :^=i^- -^— f- -s^— s^- -JN-^ H h ^- friends home to dine, And he hopes that it all will be rea - dy in m&-~ -•— #- :2=p: -^^-f^^=±^. ;fc^ ^i2=g g_g: /!— /L ■v—i^ :^^^ time, And he hopes that it all will be rea - dy in time; There's the '^ :#i:t ^— ? F — F * — m- T91 W ^b £3 ^-=Ss- -^-#' '-=¥=^- -N— N- -9 ^-i— -^- ta - ble to set, the des-sert to pie-pare, And we've sure- ly e- H^ -#■ H«S» i-e 1=1=^ w^ it -1 — 1— =^ -tF-9f t=-E is^ A— d N- ^ K- m K. d==^:^ — i£3: -•-'-^. ^ — ^- v^-^t^ /-*- 9--s^: nough for a nice bill of fare. There's the ta - ble to set, the des S^L^^^fEEEE^ J2=r^5 \tr.^=.\^ • ft ?=SJ: 4S-K- -N- K-^ .— ^- -A \ N^ f-5--i: H*«iJ- ^=^^ sert to prepare, And we've sure-ly e-nough for a nice bill of m43^ J— 1 g-8=? <? — €- :p_^ » — » :i~i: i L m. S^ ./r\ -^— ^ F-^hP=^'"— ^^' -• — # -t^ V ^^-bj iP-^t fare. It is no use to say "I have never been taught ;" For if Sg ft mr:^. F-l — I—' *- -•-)—#- yjSS^ yS>^ ^^-^ '^- there is a girl isslii^: who certainly aught, To know all the ^fefc^ SeI^; VIZZIL -N- tp -^«— ^- _^_^- I — s- -\^—P: =^- things that are use - ful and right, 'Tis the one who is stand -ing now 9M -•9—W- ^ ^t^i ^^-^ •— »- -L 1_ ^-^ #— »- tts ai A=^ H h EE «-i«- 1^5;-- r-N- rrs 5; ^^ f4 it plain in your sight, 'Tis the one who is standing now plain in your sight. 2 I will put on an apron as quick as I can ; It would be such a shame to disappoint the dear man And why need he know all the trials I've had ? II: It only would trouble and make him feel sad. :|| i: I have learned how to place and serve every dish, Be it poultry or soup, or salad or fish. :|| By the time all is ready our maid will be here, And I'll meet my guests without any fear ; For what is the use of a daughter at home, ||: If for a good dinner a father must roam ? :1| T9: KATIE. WE=V-_ -4 — •- -• — al -^— #- -^t^ -^ — ?: I. Our dear lit - tie Ka - lie was cry - ing and sad, Slie seem'd to have ^-h .ft — «— r^ — • — •- ±t -0 — 0- -f5> — »- -m 0 0- ! [ -e-s -ij A 1 — ^— -^ — 1 — , ^t^ • 0 i 1 1 — 1— 1^ w k i ^ f 0 -1 -! H — - rm i • # • '-^ 1^ 1^ 1 r W * w \>\) ! : 1 1 noth - ing to make her feel glad ; m 1 -'^ For her moth-er lay on a / Ti M B M -r "— — F — -f^— -F F F — - y ^\ m m m ' I ' ^ w 1 1 . * J I ^— \- :-^5 0-—^ jS>- 0 H- tum - bled bed. The pil - lows un - shak - en be - neath her 9:; P • 9 ^N-^- I r -# — 0- -^ 1^ -0~ — #- -0 0- l^ S "• ^«r ^-

The cooking garden