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Away delights go seek some other dwelling : Glee for Four Voices / [words] From the play of the Captain by Beaumont & Fletcher, Act 3, Scene 4 ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1790. Revised 1819.

Fear no more the heat of the sun Glee for Five Voices / [words from Shakespeare's] Cymbeline, Act 4th, Scene the 2nd ; [at end] Composed at the request of The Right Honorable, the Lord Thurlow, October 1790, By R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1820. [manuscript] :

With an honest old friend : Glee for three Voices / Henry Carey' s general reply, to the libelling Gentry, who are angry at his welfare ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S.Stevens, Lambeth, 1790. Revised 1819.

Altho' soft sleep Death's near resemblance wears : Glee for Five Voices / [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1789. Revised 1819.

Pray pull the Bell Sir : Glee for Five Voices : (supposed to be acted at a Tavern, by a set of True topers) / The Poetry by Harry Carey, 1729 ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S.Stevens, 1789, Lambeth. Revised 1819.

The prints of Wales are charming prints : Catch for three Voices / Wiritten by John Haylock ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S.Stevens, Lambeth, 1790. Revised 1819.

O mistress mine where are you roaming? : Glee for five Voices / [words from ] Shakespeare's "Twelfth night" Act 2, Scene 3rd ; [at end] Composed 1788 by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1819.

To be gazing on those charms : Glee for five Voices / The Poetry by Harry Carey ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1789. Revised 1819.

O mistress mine where are you roaming? : Glee for five Voices / [words from ] Shakespeare's "Twelfth night" Act 2nd, Scene 3rd ; [R.J.S. Stevens] ; [at end] Arranged for Publication 1789. Revised 1819.

The Answer to Sigh no more, Ladies : Glee for five Voices / Mr. Samuel Birch's Poetry ; [at end] Composed 1788 by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth.

The Answer to Sigh no more, Ladies : Glee for five Voices / Mr. Samuel Birch's Poetry ; [R.J.S. Stevens] ; [at end] Arranged for Publication in op. 3, 1788. Revised 1819.

Sigh no more, Ladies : Glee for five Voices / [words from ] Shakespeare's "Much ado about nothing" Act 2, Scene 3 ; [at end] Composed 1787 by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1819.

O thou that rollest above : Glee for Five Voices / [words] from Carthon a Poem of Ossian ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S.Stevens, August 1794, Lambeth. Revised 1819

O strike the harp : Trio with an accompaniment for two Performers on one Piano Forte / [words from] Fingal, Book 1st, page 241 ; [at end] Invented (i.e. the three voices, and double accompaniments) by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1794. Revised 1821.

When at Apollo's hallow'd shrine : Glee for Four voices : To Apollo / [words from] Francis's Horace, Ode 31st, Book 1st ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, 1788, Lambeth. Revised 1819.

Sigh no more, Ladies : Glee for five Voices / [words from ] Shakespeare's "Much ado about nothing" Act 2, Scene 3 ; [R.J.S. Stevens] ; [at end] Arranged for Publication 1788

Adieu, ye jovial youths, who join : Glee for Four Voices / [words] Written in a Collection of Bacchanalian Songs by Shenstone ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1787. Revised 1819.

Sober lay and mirthful Glee : Glee for three Voices and Chorus / The Poetry by Mr. Samuel Birch ; [at end] Composed July 1794 By R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1821.

Ye British youths who danger brave : Song With a Chorus / [words by] Rev.d W.D. Tattnall [or Tathnall?] ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1794. Revised 1819.

Belinda see from yonder flowers : Glee for Four Voices / The Poetry from No. 473 of the Spectator ; [at end] Composed July 1793 By R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1819

Fairy Glee : for Four Voices / [words from] Dr. Percy's Reliques of Ancient Poetry, Vol. 3, Page 208 ; [at end] Composed by R.J.S.Stevens, June 30th 1794 (For Miss Jeffery) Lambeth.. Revised 1821.

Doubt thou the stars are fire : Glee for Four Voices / [words from] Shakespeare's Hamlet, Act 2d, Scene the 2d ; [at end] Harmonized from a song Composed July 1793 By R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth. Revised 1821.

Blow, blow thou winter wind : Glee for Four Voices / [words from] Shakespeare's As you like it, Act 2, Scene the 7th ; Composed by R.J.S. Stevens, July 1793, Lambeth. Revised 1819.

Harmonists Glee : for three Voices / [at end] Arranged for Publication by R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1794. Revised 1821.

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