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A very brief review of a new musical setting, by C. W. Rayner, for Frederick Sydney Wilson's 'There's No Such Word as Fail'. The Empire writes that 'much credit is due to both gentlemen' and that the music 'is of that smooth and flowing kind so proper to the ballad'.
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