ROBSON, Frederick.: VILIKENS AND HIS DINAH. , London. Davidson.

The celebrated Antediluvian and Dolefully Pathetic Lyrical Legend of Willikind and his Dinah, With the Melancholy and Uncomfortable fate of "Ye Dismal Parients." Sung by Mr. F. Robson at The Royal Olympic Theatre; and by Mr. J.L. Toiole (Comedian), at the Theatres Royal Cork, Dublin, and Edinburgh, with immense Success; also at the various Literary Institutions in London, in his popular Entertainment of "Sayings and Doings." 3pp. On p4 are Extra Verses only recently recovered from the original Chaldean MSS in the British Museum. In Davidson's Musical Treasury. The Publisher reserved to himself the right to translate this beautiful Poem into the French Language, according to International Treaty. Lith.cover shows Frederick Robson in character (with handwritten caption, "This is the ginooine Song and no mistak...". Edge tears and rather frail. (Book ref. 9897)  £35.00

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