Briggs Co	81:0800:0001	Abide with me, fast falls the eventide.
Briggs Co	81:0800:0002	When other helpers fail, and comforts flee.
Briggs Co	81:0804:0002	Annie and Willie praying at bedside.
Briggs Co	81:0804:0003	Father going in storm to buy toys for the children.
Briggs Co	81:0804:0004	Father and Aunt Mary arranging the Christmans presents.
Briggs Co	81:0804:0005	Children discovering their gifts in the morning.
Briggs Co	81:0804:0006	Father and his happy children on Christmas morning.
Briggs Co	81:0805:0005	Should Auld acquaintance be forgot.
Briggs Co	81:0805:0006	"We tak' a cup of kindness yet.
Briggs Co	81:0805:0007	We twa ha'e run about the braes.
Briggs Co	81:0805:0008	And there's a hand my trusty feire.
Briggs Co	81:0810:0010	The Bottle Imp Takes a Hand in Hanging.
Briggs Co	81:0810:0011	The Bottle Imp Drowns a Poor Fellow.
Briggs Co	81:0810:0012	The End of the Bottle Imp's Victom.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0002	The contents of the clothes basket become animated.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0003	Mr Schurtz and Miss Robe dance together.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0004	Mr Schurtz makes love to Miss Robe.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0005	Mr Schurtz asks Miss Robe's papa for her hand.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0006	Miss Robe's papa kicks Mr Schurtz out.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0007	Mr Schurtz elopes with Miss Robe.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0008	Miss Robe's papa runs after the lovers.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0009	Mr Schurtz and Miss Robe are married.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0010	Miss Robe's papa forgives them.
Briggs Co	81:0811:0011	They live happily ever after.
Briggs Co	81:0812:0003	Till last by Philip's farm I flow.
Briggs Co	81:0812:0009	I slip, I slip, I gloom, I glance.
Briggs Co	81:0814:0005	Charge of the Last Brigade, The
Briggs Co	81:0814:0006	Storm'd at by shot and shell!
Briggs Co	81:0817:0007	Cotter's Saturday Night
Briggs Co	81:0818:0007	Courtin, The
Briggs Co	81:0819:0018	Indian parleying with Miles Standish.
Briggs Co	81:0823:0001	Domestic happiness-the greatest of earthly blessing.
Briggs Co	81:0823:0002	Temptation. Lead me not into temptation.
Briggs Co	81:0823:0005	Rum instead of reason.
Briggs Co	81:0823:0009	Poverty and want.
Briggs Co	81:0823:0011	Mania a potu, the horror or horrors.
Briggs Co	81:0824:0002	She endeavors to support herself by sewing shirts.
Briggs Co	81:0825:0005	His sobriety raises him to the position of foreman.
Briggs Co	81:0826:0004	The Elephant pursues him.
Briggs Co	81:0826:0006	Gives him a good shaking.
Briggs Co	81:0827:0025	French missionaries among Indians.
Briggs Co	81:0831:0009	Till each remotest nation has learned Messiah's name.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0001	The first see of the passion planted in the young mind.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0002	The development of passion-higher stakes.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0003	Finding himself the loser, resorts to false play.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0004	He is detected and roughly handled.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0005	Having lost his all, he leaves the gambling house in despair.
Briggs Co	81:0832:0006	He ends his life in a madhouse, still occupied w/ his ruling passion
Briggs Co	81:0833:0002	The Game Lost.
Briggs Co	81:0833:0003	The Game Won.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0002	Now fades the glimmering landscape on the sight.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0004	Beneath those rugged elms, the yew tree's shade.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0006	For them no more the blazing hearth shall burn.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0007	Oft did the harvest to their sickle yield.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0014	Full many a gem, of purest ray serene.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0019	Far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife.
Briggs Co	81:0834:0026	There at the foot of yonder nodding beech.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0004	Act III, Scene 1-Hamlet's Solioquy.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0005	Act III, Scene 2-Hamlet's advice to the players.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0008	Act III, Scene 3-Hamlet surprises the King at prayer.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0010	Act III, Scene 4-Hamlet's interview with his mother.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0011	Act IV, Scene 5-Ophelia scattering flowers.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0014	Act V, Scene 2-Duel between Hamlet and Laertes.
Briggs Co	81:0835:0015	Act V, Scene 2-Hamlet kills the king.
Briggs Co	81:0838:0001	Home again, home again, from a foriegn shore.
Briggs Co	81:0840:0004	The Oath of Secrecy.
Briggs Co	81:0840:0007	Tossed in a Blanket.
Briggs Co	81:0840:0008	Running the Gauntlet.
Briggs Co	81:0840:0011	Lowered into his Grave.
Briggs Co	81:0841:0001	Persimmmons and der Baby.
Briggs Co	81:0841:0002	Persimmons' Granny.
Briggs Co	81:0841:0003	Persimmons on the Raft.
Briggs Co	81:0841:0004	The Mother Finds her Baby.
Briggs Co	81:0846:0001	Emerald isles and winding bays.
Briggs Co	81:0848:0001	The nigth is dark, and I am far from home.
Briggs Co	81:0850:0007	Legend of Sleepy Hollow, The
Briggs Co	81:0853:0001	She tries in vain to see her matches.
Briggs Co	81:0853:0003	She strikes another match-Vison of cooked goose.
Briggs Co	81:0853:0004	She strikes a third match-Vison of a Christmas tree.
Briggs Co	81:0854:0007	Little Red Riding Hood Meeting Wolf.
Briggs Co	81:0854:0008	The Wolf at Door of Grandmother's Cottage.
Briggs Co	81:0854:0009	Little Red Riding Hood with the Wolf.
Briggs Co	81:0854:0010	The Wolf Killed by Woodman.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0001	Act I, Sc. 3. Macbeth, Banquo and the three witches.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0003	Act I, Sc. 6. Lady Macbeth welcoming Duncan and suite.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0005	Act II, Sc. 1. Is this a dagger which I see before me
Briggs Co	81:0855:0006	Act II, Sc. 1. The murder of Duncan.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0007	Act III, Sc. 3. The murder of Banquo.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0009	Act IV, Sc. 1. Macbeth and the three witches.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0013	Act V, Sc. 5. Fear not till Burnham woods do come to Dunsinane.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0014	Act V, Sc. 1. Lady Macbeth washing her hands in her sleep.
Briggs Co	81:0855:0015	Act IV, Sc. 1. Macbeth and the three witches.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0001	Introduction and Title.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0002	Portrait of Edward Everestt Hale.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0005	I wish that I may never heard of the United States again.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0006	The sentence of the court.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0007	Almost never allowed shore leave.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0011	Nolan takes charge of the gun.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0013	Nolan reading prayers.
Briggs Co	81:0856:0014	Nolan interprets for the slaves.
Briggs Co	81:0857:0001	Bring the good old bungle.
Briggs Co	81:0858:0011	Fezziwig's ball.
Briggs Co	81:0858:0015	Bob Cratchit's home.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0002	And blushed as she gave it, looking down, On her feet so bare, and her tattered gown.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0003	The Judge looked back as he climbed the hill, And saw Maud Miller standing still.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0004	Oft when the wine in his glass was red, He longed for the wayside well instead.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0005	She wedded a man unlearned and poor, And many children played around her door.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0007	Alas for the maiden, alas for the Judge, The rich repiner and household drudge.
Briggs Co	81:0859:0008	Maud Miller
Briggs Co	81:0860:0002	Maud Miller on a Summer's day, Raked the meadow sweet with hay.
Briggs Co	81:0860:0003	Act II. Scene II. Old Gobbo and his son Launcelot.
Briggs Co	81:0860:0004	Act II. Scene V. Jessica throwing down a casket.
Briggs Co	81:0860:0011	Act III. Scene I. Shylock bewailing the loss of his daughter.
Briggs Co	81:0860:0013	Act IV. Scene I. Portia (as Bathazzar) asking Bassanio for ring.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0001	Act I, Scene 1-Falstaff kissing Mrs. Page.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0002	Act I, Scene 3-Falstaff sending letters by Robin.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0003	Act II, Scene 1-Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page comparing their letters.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0006	Act III, Scene 4-Fenton and Anne Page.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0007	Act IV, Scene 2-Falstaff disquised as an old woman.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0008	Act V, Scene 3-Fairies going to Herne woods.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0009	Act V, Scene 4-Falstaff in disquise, the Fairies appear.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0010	Act V, Scene 4-Falstaff punished by the Fairies.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0011	Act V, Scene 4-Falstaff and the dames.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0012	Act V, Scene 4-Reconciliation of Page and Fenton.
Briggs Co	81:0861:0013	Act II, Scene 2-Falstaff giving message to Quickly.
Briggs Co	81:0863:0001	Mr. Timorous and wife are awakened by stange noises at night.
Briggs Co	81:0864:0001	When I stood at mother's knee.
Briggs Co	81:0864:0003	There she read of Jesus' love,
Briggs Co	81:0864:0004	And I seek to do His will.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0001	Stooped down with her eye'ids streaming, And kissed her and turned away.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0002	I knew that my Nell was an orphan And I was a widowed wife.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0004	I had thought of him night and morning; I had passed long nights on my knees.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0006	He held her up at the station, Lifted her up to kiss.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0007	Through now and again I fretted, And sometimes feared the worst.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0009	She prayed for her absent father, I listened, but God knows how.
Briggs Co	81:0865:0010	She prayed in her childish fashion, But her words were choked with tears.
Briggs Co	81:0867:0002	1st Chorus. I'm Coming.
Briggs Co	81:0867:0003	Grieving for Forms Now Departed Long Ago.
Briggs Co	81:0867:0004	2nd Chorus. I'm Coming.
Briggs Co	81:0867:0006	3rd Chorus. I'm Coming.
Briggs Co	81:0870:0001	Act I, Scene 1- Here is her father's house
Briggs Co	81:0870:0002	Act I, Scene 3- I am hitherto your daughter
Briggs Co	81:0870:0003	Act II, Scene 3- My dear Othello!
Briggs Co	81:0870:0004	Act II, Scene 3- What is the matter here?
Briggs Co	81:0870:0005	Act III, Scene 3- Why stay and hear me speak
Briggs Co	81:0870:0006	Act III, Scene 3- O! beware my lord of jealousy
Briggs Co	81:0870:0007	Act IV, Scene 1- I have not deserved this
Briggs Co	81:0870:0008	Act IV, Scene 2- Why do you weep?
Briggs Co	81:0870:0009	Act V, Scene 1- I am maimed forever.
Briggs Co	81:0870:0010	Act V, Scene 2- I would not have thee linger in thy pain