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'''DARGLE, THE'''. The melody was used in the 1772 London stage production '''Irish Fair''', which featured Irish and Scottish country dance tunes. It is a different piece than "The Dargle," a Dublin broadsheet ballad which begins "Come, haste to the wedding" and may have been a variant of that famous melody. See also the similarly-entitled "[[Waxies Dargle (The)]]." | '''DARGLE, THE'''. The melody was used in the 1772 London stage production '''Irish Fair''', which featured Irish and Scottish country dance tunes. It is a different piece than "The Dargle," a Dublin broadsheet ballad which begins "Come, haste to the wedding" and may have been a variant of that famous melody. See also the similarly-entitled "[[Waxies Dargle (The)]]" and "[[New Dargle]]." | ||
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DARGLE, THE. The melody was used in the 1772 London stage production Irish Fair, which featured Irish and Scottish country dance tunes. It is a different piece than "The Dargle," a Dublin broadsheet ballad which begins "Come, haste to the wedding" and may have been a variant of that famous melody. See also the similarly-entitled "Waxies Dargle (The)" and "New Dargle."
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