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    Map of the Welland Canal including the store house and waste weir no.1 drawn by Shamus A. Begly

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    Map of the Welland Canal including the store house and waste weir no.1 drawn by Shamus A. Begly of Public Works, n.d

    'Shamus O'Brien' program

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    This program is for a romantic Irish comedy-drama titled "Shamus O'Brien" by Fred Maeder, performed on Saturday evening, January 29, 1887. The actor in this production was Charles Verner, with singing and dancing soubrettes performed by Miss Annie Lewis. "Shamus O'Brien" was a ballad, reproduced here, written in 1850 by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu and later adapted into an opera

    Shamus

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    When I tried to explain Shamus to the Girl of my Dreams, I succeeded only in picturing an amusing and drunken gangster. She seemed to think he was an Undesirable Character, so I guess I unintentionally stressed the rougher side of the diamond

    Sullivan, Edward Shamus, NX49117

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    This record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/419942Surname: SULLIVAN. Given Name(s) or Initials: EDWarD SHAMUS. Military Service Number or Last Known Location: NX49117. Missing, Wounded and Prisoner of War Enquiry Card Index Number: 29171.244521 Item: [2016.0049.52203] "Sullivan, Edward Shamus, NX49117

    Morgue amour ; Shamus your slip is showing

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    Two novels in one volume. Morgue amour [with] Shamus your slip is showing

    Dear Shamus O'Brien, why don't you come home?

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    voiceColl. by M.C. Parler Sung by R.E.L. Flowers: Quitman, Ark. September 5, 1953 Item 6 Shamus O'Brien Oh, sweet is the smile of the beautiful dawn 4s i t peeps through the curtains of night And the voice of the nightingale singing his tune While the stars seem to smile with delight All Nature now lingers in silent repose And the sweet breath of summer i s ca'm I sit and I wonder i f Shamus I know How sad and unhappy I am Dear Shamus O'Brien, why don't you come home? You don't know how happy I'd be Oh, I've but one darling wish, that is you'd come And forever be happy with me. I'll smile when you smile and I ' l l weep when you weep And I ' l l give you a kiss for a kiss And every fond vow that I've made you I ' l l keep What more can I promise than this? (untelligible) That your (?) will not leave it for me Oh, how did I let you go out of my l i fe Like a bird that was caged and is free Dear Shamus 0'Brien, etc. Dear Shamus O'Brien I'M loving you yet And my heart is s t i l l trusting and kind It was you who f i r s t took i t , and would you forget, That love for another you'd find? OH, ?) that you'd break i t with sorrow and pain (unint e l l i g i b l e) If you'd bring it back to me I 'd mend i t again And take i t , dear Shamus, to you Dear Shamus O'Brien etc.Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation

    05-28-2014 Shamus Moore New Registrar at SWOSU

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    Shamus Moorehttps://dc.swosu.edu/barkpic14/1207/thumbnail.jp

    Aqua City Poets: A CMI Alternative to Colby’s Music Scene

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    Shamus Connelly (Colby College ’20) takes a close look at the Colby Music Incubator as an artistic, creative, and collaborative outlet for students on campus.https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/sounds/1005/thumbnail.jp

    Shamus, your slip is showing : and, Perfumed poison

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    Two novels in one volume ; Shamus, Your Slip Is Showing :Main Character: Johnny Malloy ; Second Collector’s Series V2 #9, June 1960 ; Perfumed Poison : Main Character: Joe Kah

    ShaMus -- A Sensor-Based Integrated Mobile Phone Instrument

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    ShaMus is a sensor-based approach to turning mobile devices into musical instruments. The idea is to have the mobile device be an independent instrument on its own right. The sensors used are accelerometers and magnetometers as can now be found in some commercial mobile devices. The sound generation is also embedded on the phone itself and allows individual and untethered gestural performance through striking, shaking and sweeping gestures
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