Franklin Square Song Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectio

J P John Piersol Mccaskey

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FRANKLIN-SQUARE SONG COLLECTION.
THE incident which gave rise to the song, " True Love Can Ne'er Forget, " by Samuel Lover, has been the foundation of several other ballads, some of them translated from the ancient Irish. The story runs that Carolan, a blind harper, recognized his early love..., Bridget Cruise, by the touch of her hand, although he had not met her for twenty years. The old lover was playing by the water, when a ferry-boat drew near, and he chanced to assist the lady to alight.
Turlogh O'Carolan, the bard, was one of the charac- ters of Ireland. He was born in Nobber, county West- meath, in 1670, and was the last of the ancient race of Irish bards. He lost his eyesight at the age of sixteen. He made very beautiful words, but was chiefly noted for his exquisite melodies.

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