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The prodigal son, an oratorio. The word selected entirely from the Holy Scriptures. The music composed by Arthur S. Sullivan. Boston, Oliver Ditson & Co. [no date] Box 4

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The rose of Persia, or the story-teller and the slave. New comic opera, by Basil Hood and Arthur Sullivan. London, Chappell & Co.; London, Ascherberg, Hopwood, & Crew; New York, Chappell-Harms, 1900. Box 4

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The sailor's grave. Words by H.G. Lyte. Boston : O. Ditson. Box 13

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The sailor's grave. Words by H.G. Lyte. London : E. Ashdown. Box 13

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The Sidney Rose Collection of Gilbert and Sullivan, 1880-1951

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The Sorcerer Box 5

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The Sorcerer at the Academy of Music, January 31st Box 14

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Thespis Box 5

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The yeoman of the guard, or the merryman and his maid, by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Arrangement for pianoforte by Joseph H. Wadsworth (of Boston, USA) New York, Wm. A. Pond & Co.; Chicago, Chicago Music Co.; London, Chappell & Co. c1888. Box 3

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Thou'rt passing hence : the highland message. Written by Mrs. Hemans. London : Chappell & Co., [18--] Box 13

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