OLD ROSE.

Walton, in his "Angler," makes the hunter, in the second chapter,

propose that they shall sing "Old Rose," which is presumed to refer to

the ballad, "Sing, old Rose, and burn the bellows," of which every one

has heard, but much trouble has been taken, in vain, to find a copy of

it.

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