Elizabeth Garrett sheet music, 1916-1921.

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Elizabeth Garrett sheet music, 1916-1921.

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Contains sheet music for six songs composed by Elizabeth Garrett: "The Rain-Drops," "The Humming Bird," "Lullaby," "O Love of Mine," "The Little Flag On Our House," and "I Long To Be With Her in Louisiana."

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New Mexico State University

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New Mexico State University

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Rio Grande Historical Collections

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