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_Music Received._

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Who is Sylvia? Song for Soprano or Tenor. (English, German and Italian
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FOOTNOTES:

[A] Lord Beaconsfield is not the first to appreciate the strategic value
of Cyprus. It was fully valued by the Venetians, as well as by the Knights
of St. John, who would fain have made _it_ their island-fortress instead
of Rhodes; while Napoleon singled it out as one of the principal points in
his projected anti-Turkish campaign in 1798.

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