Description
In 1897 W. Augustus Barratt (1873–1947) set to music a poem by Gratiana Chanter (1857–1934). In three brief verses, it tells the familiar tale of a beautiful lady whose fastidious nature leaves her regretful and alone, once she has rejected all offers of love. Dr. William J. Bullock’s arrangement brings the story-song to life and maintains a 19th century flavor. It is an excellent choice for high school, college and community choirs.
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