The Lass with the delicate air. Song. Edited by Max Spicker. (Soprano, or Tenor.) Dr. THOMAS A. ARNE. Allegretto grazioso. (10-98) Voice. = = rane fom anna 1.Young — Mol - ly, who evn ing last i liv at the foot of — the hill, Whose fame ev. ‘ry_ vir - gin with May, as I trav. ers the— grove, In thoughtless re — tire - ment, ot a Copyright, 1902, by BSchirmer. aster Copyright, 80s, by &. Schirmerfii, Of beau - 7 is— dless with So_ am - ple_a— en vy doth chancll to— es - py the gay nymph, Ide - dreaming of love, I share, Men call her the— lass with the del - air, with the clare, And teal-ly— she- had a most del - air, a most ee grasioso, del i-oate ain—Men cali her the lass with the— te ai And real-ly— she had a— most dt. a ol eanto ree a tempo dott - cate air del i cate air hie verse may be omittedoe con Coneressa 3By a mur- mur - ing brook on green moss - y_ - ing, the bod, A chap - let com - pos dolce = fair one was laid; Sur pris and trans port . ol I ;nase P could not for bear— With rap - ture. to gaze on her air, on her rap tore— to— ol cantoair, pa tempo 4.4 thov-sand times oer Ive re - peat-ed— my— suit, But dolce con espress. mentor af - fects to be motel Then tell me,—swains who have con -querli the fai, How to win the dear lass with the con teneressa. del. i - cate air, withthe del iccate ain— How to ass With the del = t-te ol canto