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| Description | Sheet music cover: "A favorite old song, On Mortality, Think & Smoke Tobacco. Made agreeable & pleasing to all classes, from the King to the Beggar. Set to music for a single voice and may be repeated as chorus. With an accompaniment for the piano forte by Joseph Gear, of the Tremont Orchestra, Boston. Respectfully dedicated to Charles Sprague, Esq. Boston, John Ashton, 1836." |
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| Source | Margaret M. Mott. "A Bibliography of Song Sheets: Sports and Recreations in American Popular Songs: Part I." Notes, Second Series, Vol. 6, No. 3 (June, 1949), pp. 379-418. |
| Author | John Ashton |
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