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Kosiki, comic opera, apparently in 3 acts (the different sections are not clearly indicated).
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Words by J. Cheever Goodwin.
Characters: Nousima, Sagami, Kosiki, Xicoco, Fitzo, Voices, and a Chorus of Yakounines.
Place: San Francisco, ca. 1900.
Song "All's over then." Incomplete.
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Dated: April, 1901.
Song "Ave Maria."
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Song, By the side of a cyrian tree "At the foot of the hill." Incomplete.
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Dated: Monterey, March 16, 1902.
Song, "Come to me in the spirit of the night."
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Dedicated to Helen.
Dated: San Francisco, April 1, 1902.
Song, Cradle song Sweetheart sleep, night spreads her pall."
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No place or date.
Song The dark glen "Not I myself know."
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Dated: February, 1901.
Song Evening song "Look off dear."
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Dated: San Francisco, January, 1902.
Song Farewell to summer "Summer is fading."
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Dedicated to Helen C.
Dated: Newport, Rhode Island, August, 1901.
Canzonetta The fire of your eyes "Seville's walls are not whiter."
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No date or place.
Song "Gray rocks and grayer sea."
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Dated: January, 1902.
Song A leave taking "Let in silence my song."
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Song "love, let me thank you for this." Incomplete.
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Dated: Monterey, August 3, 1905.
Song, "My love's like a red, red rose."
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Dated: Monterey, 1902.
Song "Oh, straight white road that runs to meet."
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Dated: Monterey, August 5, 1902.
Song Refrain of a lullaby "Bye low my dearie." Two versions.
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Song "Remeber me when I am gone."
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Poem by Christian Rosetti.
Dated: March, 1902,San Francisco.
Song "Take all my loves my love."
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Dated: March, 1901.
Song "There was a time not long ago."
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Song "What do the violets." Incomplete.
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Dated: April 26, 1901.
Song "Every hour this faithful flower."
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Copyright stamp: 1897.
Another stamp: October 8, 1908.
Song "Oh, oh, happy and free." Incomplete draft.
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Dated: New York, November, 1903.
Sung by Geraldine and chorus.