The Newfoundland dog a descriptive ballad sung with enthusiastic applause. by Mr. H. Russell. The words by F. W. N. Bailey Esqr. The music composed by Henry Russell.
The focus of the picture is a large dog diving into a raging sea to save someone. On the right is a boat pulled up to the back of an ship (or possibly a pier) There are three figures in the boat performing various actions. A young woman and a man holding a lantern are the germaine figures on the shi...
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| Language: | English |
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James L. Hewitt & Co.
1843
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| Online Access: | http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/sheetmusic,26845 |
| Summary: | The focus of the picture is a large dog diving into a raging sea to save someone. On the right is a boat pulled up to the back of an ship (or possibly a pier) There are three figures in the boat performing various actions. A young woman and a man holding a lantern are the germaine figures on the ship. L. r. of the cover page, in pencil after the price: 'nett 3/' No ownership marks 50 cents |
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