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SING, LITTLE BIRDIE, SING ! —A young thrush farewells the “ Last Rose of Summer.” If good singing means to open your mouth and let the sound come out, he must be a capital singer.
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Evening Star, Issue 23650, 9 August 1940, Page 3
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33SING, LITTLE BIRDIE, SING !—A young thrush farewells the “ Last Rose of Summer.” If good singing means to open your mouth and let the sound come out, he must be a capital singer. Evening Star, Issue 23650, 9 August 1940, Page 3
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