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The sweetest story ever told, (tell me, do you love me) / written and composed by R.M. Stults.
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The sweetest story ever told, (tell me, do you love me) / written and composed by R.M. Stults.  [Oh, answer me a question, love, I pray. [first line]] ([c1892])

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Image Title

:  The sweetest story ever told, (tell me, do you love me) / written and composed by R.M. Stults.

Alternate Title(s)

: Oh, answer me a question, love, I pray. [first line] Title 2.) Tell me, do you love me. [alternative title] Title 3.) Tell me, do you love me? [first line of chorus]

Creator(s)

: Geo. H. Walker & Co. -- Illustrator
Stults, R. M. -- Lyricist
Stults, R. M. -- Composer

Published Date

: [c1892]

Specific Material Type

: music

Item Physical Description

: 1 score (6 p.) ; 35 cm.

Notes

: Cover includes lithograph of a man dressed in 18th century costume offering a flower to a woman. Author of lithograph: Geo. H. Walke & Co., Boston. Note 2.) Dedication above caption title: Dedicated to Miss Mirella. Note 3.) Version for alto or baritone in E flat major.

Source

: American popular songs. / Sheet music, 1892

Location

: The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts / Music Division

Digital ID

: 1154269

Record ID

: 448662

Digital Item Published

: 10-28-2010; updated 3-25-2011

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