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M~4 Ksroso.FIRST ACT.

1

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J First Saxon Prikst.

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\ n -^^Wo-jien, first to thee a milk-white Steed, in Battle won, We have sacri— ficd:^ fFT^feS i i r

m=-^fe^^ f^^CHORVS

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SKCOKD SAXON PRIKST.

Prrrr"1 rm n 1

Let our next ob.. ation

ji^jit fi* J 1 J f J j.rjji—•-—

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be to Thor, thy thun _„ ^r::r^~ rrrTT^ xlring- Son, of such an-_o--ther

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CHORVS

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A third (of Friesland breed was he) to Woden's Wife, and ThorsNil r^ I

r \ \ m I i

N.

Mother^And now,-V b-^—I—;

ir-

now, now we have, we have a tond all three.

REGITSkcond SAXoji Priest. To \\'oden thanks Me render, to

The white Horse neig-h'd a„loud, a-.loud To Woden thanks we

\^'odcIl thanks we render, to Woden Me have vowd, to Woden, to

^ N P>^^^ , r

render to Woden thanks we render, to Woden Me hau- vowd, to

Woden we have vowd. Thanks, thanks, thanks, to Woden thanks we

4^ ^ ^, N N

Woden we hare vowd, to Woden thanks we render. Thanks,

render, to Woden our De___fender, thanks, thanks,

^' - M r J- J^ N. N.n J I

.^ Tthanks,

J^ J^ ^ / ^^thanks to Woden our De __fender, to Woden thank we ren.-der, to

thanks to ^^'oden thanks we render. Thanks thanks, thanks to

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fr^nnWoden our Defender, thanks, thanks to Woden our de-fender, to Woden thanks mb

Woden our Defender, thanks, to Woden our de.fender, to Woden thanks we

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The lot is cast, and Tan fan pleasdj Of mortal tares je shall, je shall ... be

eas'd; Of mortal cares ye shall be easd

CHOP vs.I J I \.

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Ij hg Vjl i ^r5;_5l^j^i.: i m^ ^mDeath de_ spising- ^ Fame acquiring by ex_.pi_-rinr

(^ L s <^r rI T ^* I

ti i ^h ' r ^ r 'i

"^^ ^

q^. ^ > »j«by^and reap the fruit ef f lo .

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, .4LLEGR0. THrKL) SAXON FRIKST.

PSn.r-VrJ.

I JJ.

J J-|J_J j^l J J- J

J.| J_J

1 call, 1 tall, I tail you all to Woden's Hall , Your

temples round ^ith l.-vy bound in Goblets crownd,

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And plenteous,plenteous Bowls, and plenteoTTs, plenteous Bowls of burnishd Gold,N

I I \ I e m ' N

$

\Miere ye shall laugh and dance and quaff, Mhere ye shall laugh and dance and quaff the

m r ^ 1 . .^ ^mmV \

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^^=^==^^ I' J r-l J - J »l ^'^fe ^juice that makes the Britons bold

Ti \} V\ ^^the juice that makes the Britons^t t

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laugh and dance and qualf the juice that makes the juice that makes the Britons

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11

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nSOLO ,1AD CHOR VS.

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^1R a •

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. T E N O K

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f I ^ fM 'IfCome if }ou darej' our Trumpets sound, "Come if you dare" the Foes re __ bound"We

come, we coiiie,\ve come,we come, says the double,double/louble beat of the thundringDrum

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C H O R VS18

"our Trumpets sound, Come if you dan,' the Koes re . bound,We

mCome if you dare

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Couie if you dare,"our Trumpets sound, Come if you dare^ the Foes re . bound,\Ve

isay!

,^ J^ ,h J^ ,h J^i J /

says the

^ .^ N J^ ^ i- N:^

coine,we come,we coine,we come',' saysthedouble,double,doublebeat of the thund'ring Drum!

come,we come,we come^we comej' says the

d

oubl^double,double beat of the thund'ring Dnmil

Now they charge on a main,now they raLly a g^ain, The Gods from a_ bove the mad la_bour ho.

hold, And pi.ty ManJtind that will perish for Gold, And pi_tyMan.kind that will perish forG'nId

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14(' iro R us.

^ N ^^ W J. .^ JI

J. J^ 'MI

Now they charge on a-main now they rail \ a_gaiii,The Gods from a _bove the mad laboiirbe-

M^a^ ^ i U.^^J ^ J z^ .?^i» I

1» P|

* #TI^^^—i=#^rally a _ Cain,The Godsfri

fat

Now they chargeona_main nowthey rally a .gain,The Gods from a _ hove the mad la-bourbe.

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.hold, And pi_ty Man kind thatwillperish for Gold, And pityManJcind thatwill porish forGold

.hold, And pi ty ManJcind thatwillperish for Gold, And pity Man_kind thatwill perish for Gold.

The faint. .ing Sax. _ons quit their ground, Their Trumpets lan.guish in the

sound, Tliey fl>,they fly, they fly.they fly, "Victoria Vic. .to ria"the bold Rri.tons

CTor,

(; // () i< L s.lo

The fainting Saxons quit their ground,Their Trunii)ots Ian guish in the

cry. The fainting Saxons quit their grouml, Their Trumpets lan.guish in the

y \/' V y V Y I

^^I II y \

^;^^ "i '

I

sound, They fly, they fly,they fly,they fly, Vic.-toria Vic - to.ria'the bold Bri tons cry.

^ miw^^ ^V V V y V y T^=^sound, They fly, they fly,theyfly,they fly, Vic__toria Vic _ to_ria[thebold Bri_-tons cry.

A.

ji 'j,

i,

I,

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i

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I f p ^if giNow the Vic.-to_ ry's won to the Plun.der we run, Then re _ turn to the

id=^ m£ 51

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I•

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Las^^ses like for tunate Traders, Tri um_ _phant with Spoils of the

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16

Ifr--':. :' I ff m wvanquish'il In . -Ta_ ders, Tri _ um. pliant A\ith Spoils of the vauquish'd in-vaders.

gCHOR VS.

S^ ^-^m g ^ r•

gNow the Vic_.to_rys won to the Plunder we nin, Then re. -turn to oui

1--—r—^T-^

—

p~~rLas ses like for tu^nate Tra ders, Tri__uni phant with Spoils of tht

varinui^ In..Ta.ders, Tri_nmphant with Spoils of the vanquish'd in_.Tade

van. quish'd lii_va ders, Tri_ umphant with Spoils of t^ie vanquished In.vaders

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i^ ^E

17SECOND ACT.

IJ^TR0nLCT10.\

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18J Andantk.

SOLO AM) CHORUS

PUIL I UKL.

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F R T

M^^=^ H t a' l y I'

^ J r =F I^PI ^Hither, this way, tin's way beiul, trust not, trust not

,

trust not that ma li rioiis

~^ np" fes It'•

uu ^•flifin^f^^ J : ^jL^^ji^^-^' r

c ; r^' r |r [, r ^ J r cj' i

-

k i^ ^Fiend,trust not thatmaJLcious Fiend, Hither, this \s a\ hither, this \\a\,this -way

bend, this way, hi^ther, this way, this way bend.

^^^^^Those are false,de lu.ding

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lights, \Vaft_^ eel far and mar b> Sprites: Trust them not, for theyil (le...

ceive je, trust them not, for thej'll de.^.ceive ye, and in bogs and marsljcs

leave ye, and in bogs and marsh_es leave ye.

_ If jou step, no longer thinking, Down you.

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GRIMII\LI>

Let not a moon born Klf mis_lead ye From your prey and

See the foot—steps plain ap .pearing, That v*ay Os.__wald

from your glo ry; Too far, a..._ las! he has be....traj'd ye, FoL.iow the

chose for fly ing, Firm is- the turf, and fit for bearing, Wliere yonder

flames that wave be. fore ye Sometimes seVn and sometimes one—pear_..ly dews are iy—ing, Far he can. not hence be gone.

Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry on 1

No Goblin or Klf shall dare shall dare to of _ fend ye*

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SOLO AND CHORUS

(Jheerfully.

LijFfi^-fiv;-^^ 1, *

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I

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r- _Shepherds, how haj)p\ their l.ass.es, While Drums and Trumpets are sounding A.Britain with Graces at-_ten-ded, Let not your dajs without plea.sure ex.

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O ver our Ioh_.I\ slicds all the storm pass-— es, And ^heii

Ho-iiour's but emp t} , and, \^hen jouth is end ed, All uunwenmII

die 'tis in each o thers arms.praise you, but none will de sire,

All the dav on ourLet not youth fly a_-

herdsway

and flocks em ploy ing, All the night on our Flutes and in en.

with__-out con sent ing, Age will come time e . nough for your re-

1^

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'*'^i ^'^ifj:,M- i r-"f"f'"if; i'^

^ ^^•J? J ^ I*

C/ilj-'r

>lui)hords ,;;«ht(ilu'rtls, leave dc-coy-ing"

ouranu H'J." I ,—^ i

rSofj

4 i^>hiphords, shepherds, leave de - cov-ing,

Pipes are sweet «ii sum ui< t s da\, But, a lit .tie af__-ter to\ Aug,

Pipes are sweet on suuk uier's day, But, a lit tie af __ter toy ini;',

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Women have the shot to pa>

,

sh(,t to pay. Here are marriage

Women have the shot to pa>

.

shot to pay. Here are marriage

for signing-. Set your Marks, that can. not write, Af_ tor that, with.

vows for signing. Set jour Marks, that can. not write, Af-ter that, with.

t re__.pi_ning, Play, anil uel.come Day and Night, Play, and wel.come

.out re.-pi-ning, Play, and wel.come Day and Night,..*..^

and night,

Play, and wel.come Play, an? wel come, Play, and wel.come day and night.

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—

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' Plav, and wel.come Plav, and wel.come, Plav, and wel.come day and night.

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But, whether mar-.riajfe bring' jt

M i ^i' J TH i ^^^Krow. Make sure of this da

I JI

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and hang to

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670«.

THIRD ACT. 89

Maestoso.jW'- j

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what ho! liest thou asleep, be_neath those Hills of Snow/M hat ho', ^hathol Mhat

hoi Stretch out thy la__zy limbs, Awake, awake, a.wakel and Winter from thy

il , '4 i 4fin ^W ^^^f r—r <"

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furry mantle shake, Awake, a__wake', and Winter from thy furiy mantle shake1 !!0 Is.

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(.OLD GkMLS•j:.TJ^ i .".r.ni

What Power art thou, Mho,from be.

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*i~i it Bti aL«L«L«Lrr^^ •IH'I'HiHH h***'**-**-*- -^'^(^^:»r -W V;^!-^-^^-*-* * * * »' tr*r^^

af,, ^ r''riff l CXj-f/nM: fj^ rrrrrrrc

low, Hast made me rise, unwillingly and slow. From Beds of e ver

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not hoN\ stiff, how stiff and Mond'rous old, Far, far uii— fit to bear the

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bit ter cold 1 can scarce.-iy move or dra^vniy

^ r r 1 1 r, r r r h' r n O ^ ^ ^ , i rr. , J znz^

— gain, let me, let me freeze again to death, lot me, let me freeze a gain to

L I'l rr I I I I

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#6^Cupid.

ri N ri-' 1^s

death.

m JJi4J5

Thou doatii\g Fool, for- bear, for.-Jiear!^ ll Ij i\il\ hl^^^h^;\';^r. .

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^m rii'i ir !•'r^ -e» ^

What dost thou mean b> froeziiija; here? At Love's ap pearing, All the Sky clearing.

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The storm\ winds their fu .rv spare; Thou doating Fool, for.-bear, for.

M—"

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..bear! What dost thou mean by freezing- here? Winter sub du—ing,

e'

ifJ

rriii-i r i

frUr it

And Spring re new- ing, My reams cre_-ate a more glorious year: Thou dealing

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I MJi^^ii.l J

P ^t'i I' I'C

w^^=^ ^ fr» #

i ^Fool, for -bear, for bear! What dost thou mean by freezing here?

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i

:r.| *N^fi^ fifn iJ

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1/ Cold Gknius.^ ^^^^@- (; -.

Great Love! 1 know thee now, Eldest of the Gods art thou;

^

1 v.^ ^^ :«:

^ f fit rf ^^ ^

Heavn and earth b\ thee were made, Heavn and earth by thee were made; Human'

J.. J> .r^ - . ^ H.^ ^ ^. +t- ^

^=^; l|f fl' '1 H^ U EL^-?#^^

P i f ! i f rfj i :|f1r^

/ ^ ^i^

iNature Is thy creature, Human Nature Is thy creature, Ev'ry where, ev'ry

Eg=FT^ J:"! I I^Kl^^^s! ^twM- r r

I

rTMJfii ^^T^f ^p^^ ^m ^mwhere, ev\ry where thou art, thou art o.beyd, Ev'ry where, ev' ry where,

jtiHtiH fif^rKiiff^'i^Sm m^m m^i^ s'^ ^ r !• F-

J ft^ ^ev.'.^ry where thou art, thou art o_., beyd. Ev' ry where thou art o beyd

(f [iL!j' L^fnfto[[£j'i£rTCfiri^f rii »'

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I I

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No part of my Dominion sh;

^|

W 1 ^ >'..J^1 1 be waste . To spread my

sway and sing- my praise,Ken here, e'en here 1 will a People raise, Of

(,~or,

See, sce.sceT' see, see we as-semble thy Revels to hold. See,

See, see, see, see, see we as_semble thy Revels to hold.IT

See,

see, see, see we as--seinble thy Revels to hold, Tho'quivring with (old, tho

^iTx ^ t^^f'.^^^rf' ^^.^ ^ ^^^ ^ -^ ^^^ "^

see, see, see Me as_-semble thy Revels to hold, Tho'quivring-withCold, tho'

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Jfe=g "^m mh_i^ ^ h, ^ N ^ > h ^

3E=£i: t : f

^—:

—

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ith cold. We chatter, chatter, chatter, we chatter, chatter, chatter, moqui? riny w^ -N -N -N ."^

quivring with cold. We chatter, chatter, chatter, we chatter, chatter, chatter, Me

'^f f r r rrr r i r r r

'•r ^^rm ^ f i« J « «:

i ^ ^=ic=* j-,r,ni^j-i,^s^^^»w _

\ \ N N Jv_K^

T ^ g g g cj'^' ^^ffi^# » * jr

See, see we as--semble thv Kevcis tochatter, chatter, chatter and tremble,

chatter, chatter, chatter and trenihle, See, see we as--seinble thy Revels to

hold, the quivrina: m ith cold, tho quivring- with coM, We chatter, chatter,

hold, tho' qui v'ring- with cold, tho' quiv'riny with cold. We chatter, chatter,

chatter, we «hatter, chatter, chatter and tremble, See, see, see, see ne a

chatter, we chatter, chatter, f'hatter and tremble. See, ee, see, see we as_

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-seniblc,see,see we as-semblc tliv Revels to hold.

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.seinble,see,see we as-semble thy Revels to hold.

BflfCtPfflFSffl^K'iSflS'^Arr'T[:::ifrrr^r i

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;i_m-

• '«•!*

Tis I

Vivace.tis I that have warmdye; Tis I, 'tis

tis I that have warmdye; In spite of cold weather, I ve

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i gI y ^ '1 ^y\'-~jf=^^

broug^ht ve to_- gether, Tis I^ tis I, tis I that have warmd ye; Tis

, K , ^ ^ T" '

^—^—^—;—I ,

• n—;~k~^—1/"^ 1^I

Tis Love, tis Love, 'tis Love that has-Marm'd us; Tis Love, 'tis Love, 'tis Love that has

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fe I.^

j j.f i :: ^^1

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Tis Love, tis Love/tis Love that has wariiid usrTis Love, 'tis Love, tis Love that has

^^ J ^ J.. J>ji ^ X^^ ^A -^ IK

K / '—I f—

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Tis Love, 'tis Love, tis Love that has warmd usjTis Love,'tis Love, 'tis Love that has;

warmd us; In spite of cold weather He broug-ht us to.-g'ether, Tis Love, tis

Love, tis Love thathas warmdus; Tis Love, 'tis Love, 'tis Love that has

Love, tis Love thathas warnulus: Tis Love, 'tis Love, 'tis Love that hasi'va

'

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'

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^:..-£rr-rrir-

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In spite of <()ld weather Hi- hrousht us to-_- e^ether, Tis Love^ tis l.ove, tis

In spite of cold weather He broiig-htiis to— - gether, 'TisLo\f, 'tis Love, tis

. r'

r ,r ,r^

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:^-^—, r r :^ ^ r .

^Love that has warmdus; Tis Love, tis Love, tis Love that has w armd us.

j^4 ^1,1) , I » 1

Love that has warmdus; Tis Love, 'tis Love, tis Love that haswaruul us

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DUET 41

J..N,

J.JJ-^'J>-^^

Sound a par, ley ye Fair, and sur.rcn der; Sound, sound^sound^sounds

Sound a par _ley, a par ley, ye Fair, and sur __ren der'

J,.N.>fJ,^

par. ley, ye Fair, Sound a par. -ley, ye

Sound a ])ar_ley, ye Fair, Sound a par _ ley, ye

I I 1

Fajj, and sur_ ren.der,' Set your_ selves and your Lo.__Ters at ease,

Fair, and sur render) Set your.selves and your Lo vers at ease,

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Sound a par le\, ye Fair, and sur. ren der, Sound, sound,

W m -J4^J '^ '] i^2Sound, sound, sound, sound a jiar I'l^, ye Fair, and sur.

Fair, and surrenderj Set your_8eives and your Lo.vers at ease;

Fair and sur _ render) Set your.se ves and your Lo.vers at ease;

He's a grateful, a grateful of. fen der, who

He'.s a grateful, a grateful of .fen. der, who pleasure, who

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^^fffiplea .__- sure dare seize.

But the whining Pre - ten _der, the whining Pre_ten_der is sure to dis.

But the whining, the whining Pre.ten.der is sure to dis

-please, Sound a par__-Iey ye Fair and siir_..ren der^ Sound,sound,

-please, Sound,sound,sound,sound a par _ ley ye Fair and sur.

sound, sound a par . ley ye Fair, Sound.

<ii;-^]~~

> J I ^^a^ par- ley, ye

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.ren J..der.' Sound a par _ ley ye Fair, Sound a par. ley,, ye

firoG.

Fair ami siir, .render! Since the fruit of de.

Fair and sur._render! Since the fruit of de

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sire IS j)os ses sing

sire is pes. ses_sing 'Tis un_man_ly to sigh, 'tis un .man— ly tiO' t,o

sigh and com plain When we kneel for re.

sigh and (mii plain. Whenwe

-dressing, Mhen we kneel for re. dressing We move.

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kneel for re --dressing, when A\e kneel for re dressing We move

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bles. sing, Love was made, Love was made for a hies

sing and not for a pain, Love was made for a

made for a bles sing and not for a pain, Love was

made, Love was made for a bles sing and not for a pain.

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2^Syhen.

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Two daughters of this

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Two daughters of this aged Stream are we,

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aged Stream are we, Two daughters of this a_ged Stream.

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Two daughters of this agedStream are we, Two dauffhtirhof this

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,*^ are ^ve, And both,our sea-green locks have couibd, and both, ourm • IP » ^p^

ag'ed Stream are mc, And both our sea-green locks have combd for

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sea green locks have couibd, have combd for je; Come, come, come, come

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ye, and both our sea -green locks have combd for ye; Conic, come

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pbathe with us an hour or two, Come, come, come, come na - ked in, for#^ f=F S

, come na _ ked in,

t=:=d=rbathe with us an hour or two, Come^come, come, come na _ ked in, for

;*=*cOjkTt?|. u^-O-J^m ^^^^we are so._ What danger, what danger from a na. ked foep

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Come, coine bathe \*ith us, Come, couie bathe,and shareWhal plea sures

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come, come bathe ^ith us, Come, come bathe, and shareWhat plea sures

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How happy the Lo.ver, how ea.sy his chain, How happy the Lo-yer, how

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1.7 i n rp'riveet, how sweet to ais.cc

^=0ea--sy his chain, How sweet, how sweet to ais-CO_Ter he sighs not in vain, How

srweet to (lis. CO- -ver he sighs not in vain.

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^ ^^mmFor Jove, evVy reature Is foruid, for

For love,ev'ry creature is foruid by his nature, For love,ev-rj creature Is

formd, for love,eV-r\ creature Is formdbyhis nature, his nature;

joy s... are a-_bove. . The pleasures of love No, no, no, no, no,

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no, no joys are a. bove, The pleasures, the pieatiures,the pleasures of love.

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S Y LV A N S .

Then use the sweet blessing-

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Retire, re -tire, retire,

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re -tire, and let Bri--tannia rise.

.a^fl voi(l of fear, the Queen of l6lands,the Queen of Islandsniust ap.pear,

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DUET AJsTD CHORUS B9

Round thj coasts, fair nymph, of Britain For thy guard our

Round thy coasts, fair nymph, of Britain For thy guard our

wa-ters flow; Pro.teus all his herd admitting. On thy greens,to graze, be. lo^.

waters flow: Proteus all his herd admitting, On thy greens,to graze, be _ low,

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Fo-reigu lands, thy fish.es tasting, Learn from thee lux., u.- rious fasting',^^ f TirfFo.reign lands, thy fishes tasting. Learn from thee iux_.U-rious fasting,

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Fo.reign lands, thy fishes tasting, Learn from thee lux-.u _-rious fasting.

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mall all, all ^^^^;.- the world oTit-vies^m ^m Fair Britain all, all,

f^^all, all, all, all. . . theMorldout.vit s; FairBritain all, ail, all.

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plains, The shepherds and the Farmers gains, FairBritain all, all, all, all,

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^ • ^ ^all all the Morld out-vies; ail, all,

all, all, all, all, ail, ail, all all the Morld out vies; ali, all,

all the world out. _ vies; And Pan, as in Ar.cadia, reig-ns. And

all,aii the world out--vies; And Pan, as in Ar.cadia, reig-ns. And

ali, all the world out vies; And Pan, as in Ar.cadia, reigns, And

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Pan, as in Ar-ca.dia, reigns.Where pleasure mix'd ... with profit lies. Tho' Jason's

Pan, as in Ar.ca.dia, reigns, V\here pleasure mix'd ... with profit lies. Tho Jason's

Pan, as in Ar-ca.dia, reigns,Where pleasure mixd ... with profit lies. Tho Jason's

fleece was famd. was famd of old. The British wool, the British

fleece was fam'd, . .was fani'd of oId,The British wool, the British wool .

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fleece was fam'd, ..was fam'd of old, The British wool, the British

wool is growing-, groM_ ing gold; No mines can more, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

wool is growing, grow, ing gold; no,no,no, no, no, no, no, no,no,

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i<>,no, no, no, no mines cafi more of \\tjalth des^play, It keeps it

no, no, no mines can more of wealth des-plaj, It keeps it

keeps the peasanis from the cold. And takes, and takes for Kings theTj.rian Dye

keeps the peasanis from the ccld. And takes, and takes f«r Kings theTv-rian Dje.

keeps the peasants from the cold. And takes, and takes for Kings theT\.rian Dye.

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Fairest Isle, ail isles ex. -ceL. ling, Seat of plea.sures and of loves,

Ve-nus, here, Mill choose her dweli-ing. And for - sake her Cy.prian groves;

Cu-pid, from his fav'rite na.tion. Care and en . vy will.. re--move,

Jea-lou sy, that poi.-sons pas.sion, And des-pair, that dies for love.

Gentle murmurs, sweet com. plaining-, Sighs that blow the fire of love,

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^^r^Soft re pul-ses, kind dis _ dain -ing, Shall be all the pains jou prove;

Kv' r> s^ain shall pay his dii.ty, Grate. ful ev'. ry njmph shall prove:

And, as these ex. eel... in beau-ty. Those shall be., re. nownd in love

rf^ Nymph.

You say, 'tis Love creates the pain Of \*hi(h so sa<l ly you complain.

And vet,>^ouldfaiuengag-e my heart, In that un_ea_ sy, cru el, < ru el part;

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- f li' r M'lir'f'Tflp^T^^But how, a- las! how, alas, think jou that 1 Canbearthewound .... ofMhich jou

die. HitWja-fas! how,, a-las! think you that I Canbearthewound of which you die.

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'Tis not my pas -sion makes my care. But your in. -ditf'rence gives me des-

gen tie show'rs, till gen__tle show'rs as -sis.tance bring; So love, that searches

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and de strojs,Till kind..ness aid, till kind-.ness aid, can cause no joys

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plea sure he repays; But ab - stncesoon,or jea-lous

fears o'er floM.. the joys, o'er- flow. . the joys.. >vith floods of tears; But ab sence

soon, or jea—lous fears o'erflow the joys oerflow. . the joys with floods of tears.

one soft moment makes amends For all the tor uk iits that at Jends.

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Let lis love., let us lu\ e, and to happiness haste, haste, haste, haste,

Let us love., let us love, and to

r-rrrtf ifgng^ ^mhappiness haste, haste, haste, haste.

haste; Let us love, let us love,and to happiness haste, haste, haste, haste.

haste; Let us love, let us love, and to happiness haste, haste, haste, haste,

haste, Age and wis. dom come too fast ; Youth for lo__-ving was de_.sign'd. Youth for

haste, Age and wis.dom tome too fast

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Youth for lo_„ving was de signd,

lo___viiig youth for lo_ving\vas de signd.

jouth for lo-.-ving was de signd, 111 be constant, you'll he kind,1

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kindaiid kindpos-— ses sing than faithful love,than faithful love, and kind,andkind pos—

faithful love, and kind, andkind pos__.ses_.- sing-, than faithful Tove,and kind,and kind pos.

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in aw_fiil state. His ho . noiirs shall he stow; And see his sceptred subjects wait

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