"Suppose you try if they wouldn't like to take part and offer your place in the Cantata to Jemima Dobbs.

She will not be able to take any part in the Cantata, and she had the sweetest dress!"

I took my seat between the centre bars, and was in admiration at the perfect composure and sangfroid with which these two men managed itnow shooting across the stream to find better water, and always putting in their poles exactly at the right instant, and singing some Indian cantata all the while.

R90839, 20Feb52, Moreby Acklom (A) ETERNAL Son of God, Easter cantata, by E. K. Heyser.

THE HERALD angels, Christmas cantata, by Carrie B. Adams.

R88355, 5Jan52, Marybelle Adams Rash & Alice May Adams Lavis (NK) HERALDS of Jesus, Christmas cantata.

SEE Wilson, Ira B. THE HOLY Nativity, Christmas cantata.

© 9Jul24, A800337. R92301, 24Mar52, Frank King (A) KING triumphant; an Easter cantata for church choirs, by E. L. Ashford.

R102784, 19Nov52, Dorothy McReynolds (W) CHILDHOOD of Hiawatha; cantata.

Co. (PWH of I. B. Wilson) THE CHILDREN of Bethlehem; Juvenile cantata.

R100009, 22Sep52, W. E. Nevis (A) THE NEW-BORN King; cantata, for choir.

Marybelle Adams Rash & Alice May Adams Lavis (NK); 21Nov55; R160131. Joyous bells of Easter; Easter cantata.

R87318, 7Dec51, Hall & McCreary Co. (PWH) GREATER than Solomon (Children's Day cantata)

R116118, 14Aug53, Mrs. Neill McLaurin Coney (W) ADAMS, CARRIE B. The heavenly light, a general cantata.

R117324, 14Sep53, Mrs. E. W. Pavenstedt (A) CHILDHOOD OF HIAWATHA, three-part cantata.

Co. (PWH) CHIMES OF THE HOLY NIGHT, Christmas cantata.

R117672, 21Sep53, Rose Fyleman (A) GABRIEL, CHARLES H. The manger prince, Christmas cantata for church choir.

Easter cantata.

(Benay Zion) Hebrew cantata based on Palestinian songs for solo voices, unison or two-part chorus & piano.

The Golden dawn; a Easter cantata in song and story.

It was for her that he had written the cantata to which Panshine alluded.

The words of this cantata were borrowed by him from his collection of hymns, with the exception of a few verses which he composed himself.

This was why Lemm grew red and looked askance at Liza; he felt greatly hurt when Panshine began to talk to him about his cantata.

"I showed your cantata to Vladimir Nikolaevich; I was sure he would appreciate it, and, indeed, he was exceedingly pleased with it.

I and that cantata, we are both old fools!