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Barbara Allen / Literature / Arts / Child Ballads / American folk songs / John Barleycorn
Date: 2012-04-18 11:19:28
Barbara Allen
Literature
Arts
Child Ballads
American folk songs
John Barleycorn

SHEPHEARD SPIERS & WATSON õ Over the High Hills ù

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