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MUSIC BYAmhub. Sullivan

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ORIGINAL EDITION /){)

THE SORCERERHn riginal /Iftobern Comic pera

IN TWO ACTS.WORDS BY

W. S. GILBERT.MUSIC BY

ARTHUR SULLIVAN.

LONDON:J. B. CRAMER & Co. Ltd., 99 St. Martins Lane, W.C.2AT I FN & CO., Melbourne and Branches.

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DRAMATIS PERSONyE.Sir Marmaduke Pointdextre (an Elderly B


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THE SORCERER.INDEX.

NO.Overture...

PageI

art J.1. Chorus. " Ring forth, ye bells " ... 72. Regit. (Mrs. PartUt and Constance) n2a. Aria (Constance). " When he is here " ... 133. Regit, (kev. Dr. Daly) 16la. Ballad (Dr. Daly). "Time was, when Love and I were \vell acquainted" ... ... ... 174. Regit. AND MltiVKT (Sir Marmaduke, Dr. Daly, and Alexis) 195. Chorus of Girls. "With heart and with voice" 206. Recit. (Aline) 236a. Aria. "Happy young heart" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 247. F.ECIT. (Lady Sangazure) 2y8. Chorus of Men. "With heart and with voice" 289. Duet (Lady Sangazure and Sir Marmaduke) ... ... . . ... ... ... ... 3010. Ensemble (Alire, Alexis, Lawyer, and Chorus). "All is prepared" 3511. Ballad (Alexis). "For Love alone" 3912. Song (Mr. Wells). "My name is John Wellington Wells" 4213. Incantation (Aline, Alexis, Mr. Wells, and Chorus) 4814. Finale. "Now to the Banquet we press"... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 56

act ii.15. Trio and Chorus ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 716. Ensemble (Constance, Notary, Aline, Alexis, and Chorus) 8717. Ballad. "It is not Love" 9718. Quintett (Aline, Mrs. Partlet, Alexis, Dr. Daly, and Str Marmaduke) lOi19. Regit, and Duet (Lady Sangazure and Mr. Wells) 10820. Regit, and Air (Aline) 11521. So^G (Dr. Daly). " Engaged to So-and-so" , 11622. ^ii%EVi.'S.\.E(Aline, Alexis, Dr. Daly, and Chorus) 11923. Regit. (Alexis) 12524. Finale - < '-^


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ACT I.

No. 1. CHORUS" Ring forth, ye Bells.^m^^^

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g^^ ,^--^1^^^ ^lex - is Is be - trothed to A - line, And that^Young A - lex - is Point - dex - tre, To A line Sang - a - zure.

^=^-^1^ i^gj-^^^l=F]" -J'~pTSiEggj 3^^^ 1^1 r-f'Nrf:ir=e: ^ :::f^pride of his sex is At the feast on the gieen. ^^

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^m^ ^mi ^=^ JJ .J . Jgreen, Oh, be sure I Ring forth. ye beUs, With cla^ I f i ll If p^^^

=:E--=|ftrion sound, ^' ' gf' y" '^"^' ^'

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^tt^-r-rr-^^ #-joys a - bound, For , joys-f- -f -f- -^ .-*-

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Ht^^ ^ * 5trion sound. And from your throats Pour joy to-g- 4t- + + fess11. #f > , ^t:r-^-r- III I I I I i -l^r-x:

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No. 2

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feRECIT.Mrs. Partlet and Constance

Rectt. Mrs. P.S ^ ^ * d d d * ' -*d: ^^Conxtaace, my daughter, why Ihisstiange depression ?fa^=gp#sy^ T3~ ^ -e* -/

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iIt^Er-^=The vil - lage rings with sea - 5on - a - ble joy, Be - e*oe the young and a - mi - ble A

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[ii'f ' ' ' i ' '- 'An - n bel U, La dy Sang a - lure. You, you, a - lone are jar ! oot of spi - lits j


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What is the reason ? Speak, my daugh-ter, speak !

Kbcit. Constance. a temp0 lentt.

'rziiz^:l:^^^=^=^^^^'-^^^^ ^' ^' i ^ ^" ^"^-^Oh, mo-ther, do not ask ! If ray com-pUx - ionFromred to white should change in quick sue -ces - sion, And

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V- J'J- i'then from white to red, oh, take no no - tice ! If my poor limbs should trem - ble with e - mo - tion.

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No. 2a.Andate,

ARIA(Constance)" When He is Here."CONSTANCt^^ fs-l^V 1 J j ^^^When he is here, I sigh with

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r r ^:^ ^^=^% ^ ^ ^g^-j^^^ij^i'^J^rg^plea sure,Whenhe is gone, I sigh with grief. My hope-less fear No soul can mea - sure, His

^^ ?=^ ^^nmlove a lone Can give my ach - ing heart re - lief. Can give my ach - ing heart re lief When he is

dim.m IE ii \-r ' V ^ ^> w ^

cold. I weep tor sor - row, When he is kind, I weep for joy. My grief un - told Knows no to

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14^m -H-g.J^^.mor - row My grief un - told knows no to mor raw My woe can find Ko hope, no so - lace, no al - loy ! Ho

era. coUtt voce. dim.

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HIT un - bap - p7 lot When I de - spond. My woe they chas - tea, When I take beut, My hope tbcy

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I6No 3. RECITATIVERe. Dr. Daly.^mOICB

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Recit. Dr. D.?T=^ ^5^^p- Si 1^The air is charged with a - ma to - ry Dumbers-

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^^^^^ \ \;g=3g-p^ -IS^*=^ J ^^- J1J - iSoft mad - n - gals, and drea my \o vers lays. Peace, peace, old heart I

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Why wa - ken from its slum - bers The ach - ing mem - 'ry cf the old. old days ?^ 1%- ^'^ ' ^^ S ^gj- 35:


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No. 3a. BALLAD(Dr. Daly)"Time was, when Love and x were well acquainted.VOICB. ^ J |/JH^^j^jsjXjs^ -J:^iU

Time was, when Love and I were well ac quainted. Time

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saiDt ly youth, with world-ly thought untain - ted-

mi ^ :^None bet-ter-lov'd thani in all the land! Time was, whenmai-dens of the no-blest sta - tion, Foi

^-H '-i- r1W ^ ?f^^^^^-^^ ^>ak- ing e - ven mi - li-ta- ry men. Would gaze up - on me, rapt in a - do - ra - tion Ah me.

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P'$ ^J^r t->-s-x^-*-- 5^= ^^^^^ ^^S ^Shead-acbe?sigh'd the maidsas - sem - bled ; Had I a cold ? weU'd forth ihe lilent teai Did I look pale t then

'I -^ Jm^^^^'iiimi^ ' jnro^p^p^^p -fir i r^ i=;^ -N- \ N =?^Î^^ÊÊiÊ^^ i r H^ -J'J-lJ -JJ;^p^,^half a pa rish trem-bled ; And when I cough'd all thougut the end was near 1 I had no care nojealous doubts hung

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o'ei me. For I was lov'd bc^'ond all o-ther men. Fled gUd-ed dukesandbelt-ed earls be - fore me. Ahm 1. 1^^^ r^^m^^m^^^^^î^g^g J r J ^ ^ ^

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REGIT, and MINUETSir Marmaduke, Dr. Daly, and Alexis.D. Daly.

PlAHO.

Sir Mar-madnke my deayoungfnend,A-lex - is On this most hap- pymost ans-pi - cious plight ing

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20Ttm^' di nteniutto. (" May lortune bless you ! ' &c.Spoken.)

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CHORUS OF GIRLS"With Heart and with Voice.' a SI

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P- fcl m Êrt ^ ^ TX ^^?>^heut and with voice Let us wel - come this ma - ting To the youth of her choice ; >Vitb >

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heart pal - pi - ta -ting. Comes the love A line ! Comes the love

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m.i^^-^^^"^ I f i" i-iîtJ I i ij^ ^zbliss be un - bound-ed ! With a ba lo of joy May their lives be sur - round-ed! Heaven

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May their bliss be un - bound - ed 1 Heaveo ble oiu A - line I

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sgÊ^ A dim.Â - line 1les A - line 1 Heaven bless

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No. 6. RECITATIVE.Aline.

i ;fc;:rRegit. Aline.eB^ r ; ^^E> > tf / 1^My kind - \y friends, I thank yea for this greet - ing.P:ano.

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ARIA.- " Happy Young Heart.Tempo dt valie mm troppo vh

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hap - py young heart I

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er came a - su ">g. That a - su - - ing.

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i^s^ ^ F P -P=F ^ r r ^^Yet, yet we must part, Young heart Yet we must part. Vt we must part.

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26^m ^nrr r 3*^ xjîH i r> rg- ^sor - row can mar, When Ix)ve has tied The knot there's bo an - do ing, There's

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No. 7. RECITATIVELady Sangazure.Moderato.

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No. 8.

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Allegrkttomarziale.

SCHORUS OF MEN"With Heart and with Voice."

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o( his choice. With a heart pal - pi - tat - ing.

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Comes^^ A - lex is the brave I-^-^ * With heart and with voicen= ^*> ^ '^i

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P 5^g SS=3^ -^r- Jz i;^"1r g-glr^glU^gLet as wel come this

^t:^zting To the maid of liis choice ; To the .aiJ of hi'"r-7ii- 1 ^-1'~^ -1 si Ni r^ *N1 f> -L^ iES?3

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choice Comes the brave

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No. 0. DUETLady Sangazure and Sir Marmaduke.Sir Makmaoukb.^W

Kudtouano.'

g-;Q=tWel-come, joy a-dien to

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T~1 r g* f r. -i3?iK ^ ]M= It ^^^ ';j/JU' tztf * yway ; Ir - re - sis - ti - ble in - cen tive Bids mt- ham - bly kiss your hand ; I'm year ser - vant most at -1^ -X. ^,N I r M - ^ ^fearp^T ^^ l J h> ~.H' I J feZp '^ C ^r|j-^g

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Wel-cometo my por - tal, An - gel. oh be mine! Im - mor -tal, di - vine ! An - (?el. oh be mine

frvc, ir^n^^ UJJh' I JJ jJ 3ESE sm^^Ir - re -sis-ti-bU in-cen-tlTe Bids me hum-bly kEs your hand; I'm your ser vant most at

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ten - tive, Most at - ten - tive to com-mand 1 ^ffljk^^fe

^^^^^Ladt S.Sir. I thank you most po - ife- ly For your grace ful coui - te - see; Com - pli - ment j.ore t - ly^^^^^^^P^^^S^-1 ^EE

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^^ ^^-M ^ iiS J J J IH-U^^^pd^s^knight ly Ne - ver yet

^ '-5 ^^T^^^^P^^^^^land Sir, I am your most o - be - dient. Most o be-dientto com-mand. WUd with a - do ra-tion ! Mad with fas-ci

m^^^ ^U~^' *" ^'' ^' ^^ .^ .M J- -^ .^-^-T^^i^t:^:^^:!:^^^^^n-tion I To in-dulge my la-meo - ta - tion No oc - ca - sion do I miss ! Goad-ed to dis - trac-tion By madden-ing in

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Mar - ma - duke di vine. Take me to thy per - tJ, Loved one, oh be mine ! Im-


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i!>'{> ft ft fc^ ft fe ft tej*'-^^ =?-t^i^-n^^^^ n Mt x i > > .--j"^, J j^^

j#*1^ ^*1^*^tm- tion.No oc -ca-sion do I miss! Wild with a - do ra-tion, Yes, and mad with fas-ci - na-tionlTo in-dulge my la - men

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ta tion No oc - ca - sion do I miss ! Your most o - be - dient 1

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Your most o - be dient to . . com mand.


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3^3: ^ / J^ .^ZXZIZlproach the U ble, Oh ye lo - vers pin - ing, With hand and seal come ex - e - cute the deed.

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:iAlexis

S^ -:?ALINE.

eCI de - li - ver it, I de - li - ver it. As my act and deed I de-li-ver it, I de - U-ver it, As my act eiid(!eed.

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Chorus. -S^ ? f^* ?" >r-mi h^^-^:^^^^^mnm ^ > ivrriprc4See, they sign with - out a qui-ver'.It then to seal pro -ceed ! They de - li-ver it. They de - li-ver it, As their act and deed

r r f 8"

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,/^Thcv de - li - ver it. They de - li - ver it. As their act and deed.^^f=S^^^^^^^^^

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Tempo tmo. EB^P^ j_j' i=s^^ fTenor.

E:Bass.

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Treble & Alto. EEi^ntlQÎWith btart and with Toice Let us wel - come this mat-ing ; Leave themg^^^-iH=^ ?a :*-!-?=^- N ^>^ V #-iy- % a-*

With heart and with voice Let us wel - come this mat-ing ; Leave them here to re joice, With true *-1 1-ir-pr

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No. n. BALLAD(Alexis;" For Love Alone.'Andantt uprcssnio.

Voici.

ruNo.

^=r g kJLg_Li_; f. r=rir-M r r H J ^^ k C Ikinds of food, I know ; Some love for rank, and gome for dn - ty Some give their hearts a - way for emp - ty show, And^ - ! -^^% j=9=-t=a= li: j-^^lj^jilj.-^^syJ=F:-E:|=|LJ-"S f^^^ ^^^ ^^

i^^^^r^ij^"5^ =5^ ^^^o-thets love for youth and beauty. To love for mo ney nil the world is prone ; Some love themselves, and live all

m^^= 3^=5j>-3J^^ ^^^J^=?^^j^r^ ^t^ g^^g ^^^ J . :M ?raU. ^ ^ a tempo.N N r I r ^^

lone ly : Give me the love that loTes for love - li I ove that love, 1 love it

/ attmpo.

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^^ ^ l>g I la ^6Ê=E^^Ê^ê^^te^^jn ly ! I love that love,

f^^^g^^^3=->=t>frZp^=l^^^ÊgÎ lore it on ly ! Give me the love that loves for love a lone I

e^^S H 1-

-31- ' ^ ^t^ -^ i ^^f*" K"

Ped.^ 'E*EEE

ig^^^^Slove that love, 1 love i* on - ly !m k -r ^.i -- - -^ --^vî3=S= 9~

coUa voce.W^ zm=z- # atJn,@^ ^cê^ 1'^-p-=c=r= IE Fed.'

P^9=^ N v. S-L^- =ffi ?^ ^ 0-1- i^ 1/ P- -r tr r=r=^What man for a - ny o ther joy can thirst, Whose loving wife a - dores him du - ly ?W^ z.-z^r=5^:z Ê^^^^S v~î^Tt

vNant, mi-se-ry, ana ,.re may work thof worst, If lov-ing wo-man loves you tru - ly. A lov -er's thoughts are e-rtt

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with his own -None rru - ly lov'd is e ver lone - ly : Give me the love that lores far lo?e

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lone I love that lore. I love it on - ly ! I love that love, I love it on Ijr I Gire

i^ î^^^^ s^ . ff ^^ ^ ^ \ > tz ^ 2^^ =12=P^me the love thai loves for love R - lone love that love, I love it on^^s

ôM> voce. &S-\

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No la. SONG -(Mr. Wells)" My name is John Wellington Wells.'

^^j^g^^j^^rtÊS^^^^^^fc^pi^^^^^VITAC ^^ -'^-^ ^S ^ftjjijEMj" '^ ^ M 'fff ^ ^ T~^^^ *^ *^ 5 '^"^Mr. Weus

i^ fK ^gi^Jîz:^^^;^.^^^-W^^^-^^^1^^^^'=^-is John Wellington Wells, . . . I'm a deal-er in ma-gic and spells. In bless-ings and car - ses. And

1^.^ -1-r^T3l|-^:L^^Lj^^^_- IS IS ,_js N , ^ f

i^s#^^s^

e . ver.fill'd pur - ses. In pro-phe -cies, wit-ches, and knells. . . If you want a prond foe to " make tracks- . . If yon'd

iv^M-f-lr-r-

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>r;' J' J Jw j^f r ^ ^ ; ^'^^^ ^' ^' -' ^' i ; ^' ; j'7^În to fti tu - ri - ty, Sum up your his to - ry, Clear op a mys - te - ry, Ha moor pro - di - i - ty

For a na - ti - vi - ty, for a na ti - vi - ty He has aoiiwers o - ra en lar. Bo- gies spec - ta - cu - ia^

i^^g" ^^Ê ?S=|5 C g g "^li^^ ^Te - tra - pods tra gi - cal, Mir - rors so ma - gi - cal, Facts as - tro - no - mi cal, So - lemn or co - mi - cal.jM' g f. p ^ * .p ^ g--^* ^ r ^^=F

And, if you want it, ht Makes a re - due - tion on ta king a quan ti - ty ! Oh If^1?=^:^n^ ^^"^^j* '^ '^ lbBj>" 'I 'I -:3-^^^î-î^ ^

tie. / P -^ '-^Sj^Jim.5m -^ 1 r *i^' ;' ; J |j- I J 1^ J ,. i J^' J_fe^^?^ N M ^ -N %T-

a - ny - oae a - ny-thing lacks, Hell find it all rea - dy in stacks, If he'll on - ly look in Ob themN ^-> =T- ^ ^ /-^ |E|^^^;== ^ -1 1 ^" 1 ^- "T^'i J^ 1- ,^ 1 1 ^. - y

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I - tre - si dent Djinn, Nnm-ber se - ven - ty, Sim - me - ry Axe I

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I gib - ber - ings grim and ghast - ly I Then, if Tou plan it, he Chui-ges or - e - ni - ty. With an or - ba ni - tr

igb s fv^ n^-r^ n /' J' /7=fÎ^J-J - ar- Ê^î^^ ^^=^Full of sa - ta - ni - ty. Vex - es hu - ma - ni - ty With an in-a-ni-ty Fa-t>l to va-ni-ty,

:\f I ISCI^gisi^pg,-^^^^ 1 f1. Mjj: -t 1 ^' ^m^ 1 1 S ^ 1

i i H 1 1 "1 -M J ) 1^ *i n ^ 1 1 1 1 -'I^-^^S -j^ J^ > > ^-J- J- J- >i-^M^ ^Â N. :|s=S=

DriT-ing your foes to the verge of in - sa - ni - ty ! Bar - rinp tau - to - lo - gy, In de - men - o - lo - gy.

i^ |N 1 ^ 1^ H^^ > -1 "1 S *1 *)- ^^m \ *i 1 [> n ^ =fP^ 1 % 1 ^îae N i^> S. uj> \^S r

|^'-;-j_^ J' J'^ ^ ^ N I r r * J\.J^ M n^ r r /* .J^ ^0-I

Lee - tro bi - o - lo - gy, Mys - tic no - sol - o - gy, Spi - rit phil - ol - o - jy, High-class as - tix> - lo - gy.

I 1> i> . ^ ^ 'i J*^ t ^= . N *i ^ *i M ^ i M r* "^T !ÊE|-\ r 1 =^=^ ^^ ^^ ^^ 1 J ^ ^ *) 1 P H:=^ *1 11jsi î ^^=mz riiard. a tempo. ^n > g p g g F "^^^^^ -g ILt-I

Such is his know-ledge, he Is n't the man to re - quire an a - po - lo - gy ! Oh M,


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i ^ J . ^ ^ irr3m ^s _pesiT I Ap - pear I

m^jL^-l^^^jtj.A^^ -^jI-ÂÂJ A^^

i^ Ê^^^^SLznx "^^Chorus.

^b\M ^ ^~^ P|r~pr ^ i ji dim. iGood mas - ter, we are bete 1

\m -^Jy--Ui^^^3. -^-W-Li-^^^S *b*b^^>,-k-,. ^ ,-^-8^^'^^^t}^^^4î -iM 1 !

Mr. Wells.frVÎ' - I , ! j l|J'ir~1^^ êtii ^ÊS3ENoi - some hags of nifht Imps of dead - ly shade ! Pal lid ghosts, a te^ts'

Sva.~it^^g^^^^^^^^

^^ ^^ 3^ -fr^^m-^r-irr-^ -H-*i r ^^^ ^ S -1 "j ^ r- 1 jîT- 1 1 j-i (= .^

rise in hosts. And lend me all joar aid 1 Ap - pear I Ap - Dear I Ap pear!

jA ^-rr^ rff- -rf-m-^ 5tr^^ ^Ê^^ r ,


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Hark ! hark 1 they as - sem - ble,

Pin vim.

_C1 Ll> It^ttAUNK.


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^;EToo late I . . too Ute IMr. Wkixs.

It

^ -fn- * . rr : I r g^ r < r t:Too ktel . . too Ute I It

Chorus, f

i- iTToo late I . too late I . .Wi=^

a tempo.


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53^ ^^ -f^ ^^hap

-1^notpy fate is

hap - - - py fate >s not for

for thee

^j. j~Tn^ thee!py fate is

Mr. Wells. Andantt Moderato.^S ^^^^ =Cs=|tM M S~ 4 it ^^ 4*^ l * #3^Now, shrivelled hags, wfa. poi - son bags Dis - charge your loath - some loads ! Spit flame and fire, ud f#^ * W

r^mi^^ ^ f * .* 1 1** ^ r 1 ^ =t=t t?=fho - ly choir Belch forth your ven - om, toads ! Ye de - mons fell, with yelp and yell, Shedw

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iyield ! {Sfioien)Number one !^^ Chorus. {Spoien)Number two 1

It IS done I One too fewmz ^^^ '^8va.

It is done 1 One too few ! u ' IIII*mdone ! ha ! ha ! ha ! h ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha !^^^-^^^ k^ ^ ha!i -yiri / v^ ^.*^_ *^^done ! ha ! ha 1 ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! ha !


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ggir '^ ^ fîr '^f + ^let OS By !

1"^^'^ r Cgr r- Ir ;let OS fly ! let ns fly ! let ns fly

of f r ^* I i^ =g^let OS 6y ! let OS fly let us fly ! let ox fly !^S ^ ^ ^flate! a may not be! That Dap py fate is not for thee.

fKv J r r^ ^ =g=bal ha ! ha!

&^^ r -j^^ ^ ha! ha! ha! faal ha!--r f f ha I-2- :3=;g= îî4-ite j^^jji^rl^^^p^^jj-^^lîc6 1 |c Si?f^-T o-;r-o-i1sî t^*-iI ^*-A- I -

No. 14. FINALE" Now to the Banquet we Press.'

AXLEGRETTO. ' ttll-1

-^^JH^^-i roT r :?^fT^^^ffjf I f i^-p^J-T^> ^ , J-

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57m^mm ^ M *H = -^^^Now to the ban qnet we press, Now for the eggs and the ham ! Now for the miu-tard and^t-l-lfh-flil^^f^

i-^^ Ijl '^Û :l i \ if^^m -t -î ^ ^^z -^-^ W-^- K =q=^ *J(î ^=tîir-ii

fc^> IP I' '/Now for the rol - lick-ing bun. Now for the muf-fin and toast, And now for the gay Sal - ly^^g-f"tg^^^ L 'i y

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Aline.4' J' J\ ^ =j^=?s !N-J-jtzzrzziMz^ ^^g=^ =fszwz 3z ^^^^d^=^None so know - ing as he

i

None so know ing asCons.

he At brew ing a jo - rum of tea. Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! A pret - ly stiff

None so know - ing asLady S.

At brew -ing a jo - rum of tea, Ha! ha! ha! ha! A pret - ly stiff

pi^j=EE;??i j^j J' \ \ ,N=^^^S^^^ ^ n^^None so know - ing as heMrs. p.

At brewing a jo- rum of tea, Ua!ha! ha! ha! A pret ty stiff

It^:s ^^^^^^^^^^ 5^ ^m Nooe so know - ing as heJ, Alex. At brew - ing a io - nun 3f tea. Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha < A pret - ty stiffm ' m m- m m m -"^-1*- ^^None so know - ing as he . . At brew - ing a jo - rum of tea. Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha 1 A pret - ty stiff

None so know - ing as he . . . At brew - ing a jo - rum of tea. Ha ! ha ! ha I ha ! A pret - ty stiffMr. Wells. _ _#E ^g^ m ^None so know - ing as he .Chorus.

At brew - ing a jo - rum of tea. Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! A pret - ty stiff

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i AUNE. Sotta voce.^-^hr-qjjj^ ^ '^ "h\^^^ N^Fi^==^=^=N N^^^3E^ÊSee! see! they drink,

d^ d^VAlex. Sotio voce. All thought un-heed

- u>g. The tea cups clink.

?-Tl 1 1 js^g_fs|^ 1 "M-^;^zE: P5^=?^= ^î

See I see I they drink,Mr. W. Sotto voce.j>i^ r *i ^^^^ J JJ* J-

All thought un-beed ingi The tea - cups clink,

111^ 1 }:i^ ^^^ ^M ^3i=N , M^ >- ^S ^êe! see! they drink. All thought un-heed - mg. The tea - cups clink.

r^^^^^SuHi^- ^^^ -^ I ^^njrrakJ^Â^^They are ex - ceed - ing !

-^^-H^g I r- Ij* ^ * d ITheir hearts will melt In half an hour Then will be felt The po - lion'ssa M N. S3^ -?v-r 1 > \ js Ue:^^-^ ^ il* * J '^ 3^ -^^*-ni-i F**-^^^W t^

They are ex - ceed ing! Their hearts will melt In half an hour Then will be felt The po lion's^^ûAH i ^"1 1 ^=^ 1 ^_^ ^^ S^ ^S|^^^^ ^ zizn^ ^?

They are ex - ceed - ing I Their hearts will melt In half an hour Then will be felt The po lion's

S ^^^ ^^ ^=^pOW*! Then will be felt The po - lion's pow'r ! . , The po - lion's pow'r 1

1=--^-^ ,^^ZM^;'J >:il^^^^ :f: ^ ^=^=:pow'r I Then will be felt The po - lion's pow r ! . . The po - lion's pow'r\ v_s I r- 1 ^ I ' ~nF =iN| I I 1 J-_ ijsir"r-^^ rr:pow'r I Then will be felt The po - lion's pow'r I . . The po - lion's pow'r

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Pam, tron - ble and care.

T^^~^^^^^^ -^''^i'S^^ff ^^^^f^x^^^m^m.isi * 1 * f -nV V I .' : 1 - ^^-* f 1I ' r *1 * "I ! J E^S ^=P:5 p^=^ 1^ '^ ^ ;i* ^ ;^ ^^ r* 1

Mi - se - ry, heart-ache and wor - ry, Quick, out of your lair! Get you all gone in a hur-ry!^^^^=^^^^rr -1 r r-^"r=f--^r^:d=^ j -rJ I ^ ^-^^^J ^ j1'J^^^-^| r -i f r=^=f:fI -> ^ -^1^Toil, sor - row and plot Fly a-way quicker and quicker, Three spoons to the pot. That is the

felZJZZQS N ^-^^~d%^ 5t^ > s S l ^ =^-1 r '^^^-^ H- r tr~n^7et'-''brew of your vi - car ! Three spoons to the pot, That is the brew of yoiir vi car

3^33ie*i Lj.ij;a^ ES=ffE^ ^^=

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^^^g N^-,>i^-4^ AndanU.None socun-ningas he , . At brew-ing a jo-ram of tea, Hal bal ha I ha! Aptet-tystUf )oCons.

nun of tea 1

imNone socun-ningas he . . At brew-ing a jo-nim of tea. Ha! ha I ha 1 bal A pret- ty stiff joLady S.

mm of tea !S^^^^ |N 8i jN J^T^^^ ^& i- . p BH I ^I n- .

rl P

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68Dr. D. ^^=^ ^EE3Ob mar - vel - looaSir M. & Notary.

lu - (ioD ! oh

Oh mar - vel - lous lu - sion

Tenors.>t ^^ rs-i=:fs=i

iH mOb mar - vel - lous U - lu - sionBasses. mi 3^^^^^:MSi Oh mar - vel - lous il - lu - sion ! oh^ ^

Eg^^s PPstiucato.N

.!^ f_d^ s^=-5-

ter ri - ble inr - prise 1 What is tJus strange coo fa sion That veils my ach - ing

What is this strange con - fii - sion That veils my ach ing

^ ^ q--^ ^tei - li - ble sur prise I m * SF=i= =q=^ =:V|S J^ S:?s-v-i4^=it=tHiit.^*^*=F=^=fe=^ '1 ^ JWhat is this strange cod - fu . sion That veils my ach - ing=5= =i=S= N ^-f5^ J^ 1 1^ 1 i: s 1 ^^^^ -3 4-Pi^=^^^^


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A mar - vel - lous U lu - sion, A ter - ri ble sur - prise

T-lf^p--^^^eyes?

- cites a strange conMr. Wells.

fu - sion With in their arh - ing eyes-.o^^^^^^^g^^^^^^^^^cites a strange con - fu - sion With - in their ach - ing eym1^ ^^m m


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ôPP AUNE.. rf AUNE.

y y> a MizmnJ^'='r- ==*^ * ' "' ' "^"^-^^î^ ^4=^ "^^^^^^

They must re-gain their sen - ses, Re - stor - ing rea - son's law, Or fear - ful in - fe - ren ces Tlie

^m^m -f . 1 I* ^ ft fvznN:* m ^^î^ J^. 1 J^l-^p^ j^->-^Î must re-gain my sen - ses. Re - stor ing rea son's law, Or fear - ful in - fe - ren ces ThePP Lady S.Jll^^^ N I 3^ .j^r^^j^^j^^ ^m^^^^^^^ j- -^ J-u.ggf^

I tuust re-gain my sen - ses. Re - stor - ing rea - son's law. Or fear - ful in - fe - ren - ces ThePP Mrs. p.

-4-^-Îtm- _j^ JzzzSzz ^ te-J^ M 1^^^=^=^W^ ^ w*-ft-JV - rs N 1=rrj!s^must re-gain my sen - ses. Re stor - ing rea - son's law. Or fear - ful in - fe - ren - ces The

, JL PP ALE.X.=5^ tf-g-y - . | * - -* *1 f-They must re-gain their sen - ses. Re - stor - ing rea - son's law. Or fear - ful in - fe - ren ces The

jj PP Dr. Daly.Pi^333 ~n^ ^g:V y - "li p * g--y >_y^=fe: -^^r ^^"^1"^^F^ f--^ I must re-gain my sen - ses. Re stor - ing rea - son s law. Or fear - ful in - fe - ren cx% ThePP Sir M. a.sd Notap.v.^^g^^^^ ^ ; ! j^^-J^'^J^^^^ =~>~n^ tv>-Î must re-yain my sen - ses. Re stor ing rea - son's law. Or fear ful in - fe ren - ces The* PP M R. Wells.

"E^Z*. 4 #^ m I ^ * ' y . -^S V-" g^ -fe-^^ =*5^^3^3^ rThey must re-jjiin ihcir sen ses. Re - stor - mg rea - son's law. Or fear ful in fe ren ces The

11. u PP Chorus. ^ v v v ^ >. .

I must regain my sen - ses. Re - stor - ing rea - son's law. Or fear fnl in - fe - ren ces ThePP0. M^ ^ MfL ^ ^ . ^, ^ ^ ^ ^ .-.-...^^ 1 1 ^ * W 7 g^5^=F=/=l -y^rjYi.^^^ i^ mn-- -^ g ? > \-'^ ;^H-

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No, 15ACT II.

-f-TRIO & CHORUS.AlUgro moderatf.

Puna

^^3î1SfT;|:Si^

^-T^ . I*-;!- . I J ... J I; 1-^ ^ . Ym I:K .MLM*: .|* . m . m * A- ^ j- I^ O ^V^ I ÔJ."i:T^4*- |* * < * .* * I *- *^g^^^î^Pfe^^j^^ri^ji^

S^^=n ^to*^"^" *u-^" uîss rîi^s u-d u2 -^ '.rtf-i:r^^^^

^ Aline, fm^'Tis

Alexis, fr 1 t^

'TisWells. V

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$^-^=J^:^^^=^ J^ >T'^ ^ j^ ,r> j- ;\ r |-7J J$

twelve, I think. And at this mys-tic hour The ma - gic drink Should man-i - fest its power. Oh

twelve, I think, And at this mys-tic hour The ma gic drink Should man-i - fest iU power.

1^^^^=^^^^^ =fS=3 ^t # ^ \ =^ N fN > J^twelve, I think, And at this mys-tic hour The ma - gic drink Should man - i - fest its power.

lim^^

p t*^

stum b'ring

PM


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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^=V 4 ^*^"^

dame of lengthy ped-i-pee.A Ba - ro- net and K. C. B., A Doc - tor of di - vi ni ty. And that lespect-a ble Q. C. All

^ Li --W ---#--*-*- -* tt -*- ^ ^^ ^ :?- -it 4i:^qt^=3-i=H.^


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m ==S=:3vi=ts::-F n =, .1>* * * * * r" r 1 ^ Eg^^But soft they wak-en one by one, The spell has worked, the

^^i~rtp^^^ i ^^i^^'^^^^^^^-Ll^ M:^m5 Mts^^- ^^^4i^^$ttItT^^4=^^^#^

$ m3z:deed ic done I I would sug-gest that While Love, the housemaid.

^^^^1^=^- " -i -m -W^:3t543-r'n-

-1-1 1 1 r -

^^f^33^-[-I. ' '^ 'JV *-^

] 1 h ^-^^=FWhile Love, the house maid,-^

,

lights her kitch-en

mC If f~?-While Love, the house - maid,-^.,

lights her kitch-en

=t: ^ Jt _ :> Ft-> N Nt'lights her kitch-en fire!

^SSEE -^-f^While Love, the house -maid,

"i ^1 i ! -1 I I Ilights hei kitch-en

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ii

6rel

fire I

fin IF

PP ^zai T3~

-I r i

- I - I io . r g . I ^ ' ~~n~

^/^ f icen - d.^ ^ ^

ÂndanU. (J ^ ofprevious movetntnl.)Chorus. Tenors & 15AssEs.y^ jl

-f . # y r frr* ^ **- "* 1^=1^ 3^2 Ândante. Why, where be oi, and what be oi a -do -in? A sleepin' out just when ihe dew daSE J ' *L

^r^'i^ -dr- Î Sopranos 4 Conts.\S

^=^ ^ *-f^F^ ^0 ' 0\0 d I j( * J ' J^l I p r I f-^Why that's the ye - ry wayyourhealthto ni in, And don'tseem quite re spect - a - ble like -wue 1-I \

rise I Eh 1 that's

What may you be at now ? tell me. du !

yon ? on ly think of that now 1

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p -- -^ ^ zr "..t--g-g^ :|=pS ^#5^:5:^=E ^g?=rf JLt51 5^ ^^ g3JSgp

@i#S 3' ii-i^ Jv ':3r^ 3=ijz:ee^i** J '^ r- , r fr . -*- J^^-m-J -" *-i- >=r^ ' , r ^ r J^ K i I p ' I L.' I r r ^ >'^^^=^t^

i m wI ^^ I tn I

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No. i6. ENSEMBLEConstance, Notary, Aline, Alexis, and ChorusMtUtnUa a la false.

Piano.

^fc|^ i^Constance.

r r sDear friends, take pi ty on my lot, My

C:^mi^^^^^^^^^^^'^F^^^îm 7^ '=^ r* r r r r f' r r *| r r I 5J=^^ r r

(

7 ^ I r^ tlf l itE 1 F^cup IS not of nee tar 1 I long have loved as who would not ? Our

fj^^ i ' ' i^ ^ -f^j-^ - T5p^giyLt-d=:g=Ê^ ^ r r r r r r ^ r r T'^F ^ r r ^m [' r ir * r V. I J J

kind (! rev 'rend icc tor. Long years a go nay love be gan, ?o

iJ->Vm I j l î l ll ''iil' ii l 'Vi" ^-i" >i" î '

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feÔbi Yoa'ke er'. ry-thing that I de-tet, But still I love you dear - ly ! You're all that I de - test, I love yoa

m :H^^:^-4i=^:fe-^^^%feg^gÊ5^g^^^PP e itacc.: i-^^r-2 -5

^ t

^Sdear

^Notary.

ly ! . . . I caught that line, but for the rest I did not hear it clear - ly !Chorus, f Xaf

You

3=^

Pe> rx IS fs Ci-^=*= -^^:-=^=?^-* Jt ^ve - ry plain old man, she loves you dear

^^^>^=^ > > ly!^ ^ ^ ^ -*-I *1 ^ = ^Se^:ÎsB^ =e=q=ffi f=t=t 1 r =1^ r J I^=^-^ I -i=_ zfc 4= t- X. ^-=^=^ ^^1^tr t^X ^ *- =^=F 1


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Oh joy ! oh joy Thecharmworkswell, And all are now u ni

l^c'X^ EfeE^PSî^ni^^ -p' II IÎ 1 11 1^m S S *a I 117^ *r*riîÂline.

îfeiiis litz^ y^' jn^ry^tnAllegretto quasi Unto.

ted. The blind young boy O-beys the spell, Their troth they all . have pligh - ted.i4i^^^S^//a voce. P

--^ * I* i~r ^-^^'^^ r I -&-'i? ^=^^ti^

Cons.^ r ^* ' N p * *= ^^ r ^ f. B=^>N-A-^g^

Oh, bit - ter joy ! No words cantell How my poorheartis bligh - ted ! They'll soon employ a mar-riage bell To

5-^^^ lEt m: ^ It^-_J [~M^S i \ :*==>: ^=^M=F^[rx=^

ll^^giÊ^^^l^^^^g^^B^ =p ?sfc=î

say thai we're u - ni - ted. I do con-fess. An anx - ious care My hum - bled spi - rit vex - es, And

Jl* i^' J===u ^^S=-J 1=S S m 4 ^ ^d 9 * "-S

none will bless Ex - am - pie rare Of their be - loved A - lei IS, Of their A^^SB P^^^F^ ^lj=pl'Û^^^SgESÊ^M^ ^ ^3 * ^ -1 I J_3^ * ^ * * 1 -WJM-


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mCONbmAline.

->I ^ 'Sg %A^p i

And noor will bless Ex am - pie raie Ofi^^ mm.

miAlex.

'ry-where. And dwelh with both the sex All

Notary. ry-where. And dwells with both the^^^

will bless The thought fill carezmz

m 4= sex es, All will bless The thought -ful^= Ôf

Of

m =52='ry-where, And dwells with both the sex All will bless Ex - am - pie rare Of=S=-p 1? 5-'ry-where, And

? In-dwells with both the AUN vill blessS ExS am s pie rare^^-&^ ^^ 3^ -i I-

Of

j=M=i^ i^g i^fef^ - ^ T ^ffi B=pd^ M^^^^ ^^î ^^$=g=^^ =J2=:their be - lov'd A - lexi ÊPg ===: And

their be - lov'd A - lex^^^ is. True hap - pi - ness reigns ev 'ry-where, And dwells with both the sex - es,=P=their be - lov'd A - lex

iis. True hap - pi - ness reigns ev 'ry-where. And dwells with both the sex - es.

:^=^* W =^Z=hap

4=their be - lov'd A - lex is. True pi - ness reigns ev 'ry-where. And dwells witn both the sex

^ ^=r r rr^

es.

^^^m -p t? t/ \/ 5? ? I/' I 7'ry-where. And dwells with both the sex - es,-^ ^ T T -their be lov'd A lexN N \ -^^7-is. True ~P p V ? 7"hap - pi - ness reigns ev^^ =NI i==^^^^ ia^ j*=< ^ ** ' J- J- i ^ 3^ S=:-=tr -^ J -i ^ ' '


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PCOKSi

ifeE ^ lit VoUa. *nd Volta.PP^none will bless F.x - am - pie rareAUNE. Of their loVd A - lex "s, lex

!ia ^ "^ mi

All will bless the thought - ful careAlex. Oftheir be lov'd lex lex

=?=g=i^=?=All will bless the thought ful rareNotary.

Of their be - lov'd A - lex IS, lexE|N^^^* *:^rr^=U=

All willblei; V.i - am - pie rare Of their be - lov'd A - lex - lex

i a >Eig ^Ht

^ll will bless Ex - am - pie rare

nfei^ ::^ ^ Of theiriS N beN lov'd lex lex - is.1i J- m.

$m^ J=_ : /St Volta.* -0-'-V- znd Volta.na yoiia. =fe=-5=q=^ k^^^M^mm wm ^t 'Ui-J^JL -^>-^^m zi:i

Oh joy ! oh joy I^S Oh joy ! oh joy !^^Sli

Oh joy ! oh joyE ^ Oh joy ! oh joy 1~rm Oh joy ! oh joy*1 'J S - ^ ^Ôh joy ! oh joy !m nrr.=*:

Oh joy ! oh joy!j N _>. N

Oh joyl oh joy!

>- |N |S zq:P^îSP Oh joy ! oh joy !

?=ÊÔh ioy ! oh joy !

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* Oh joy I oh joyAline.^^==J^^^

Oh


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98Temp* 4i Valm.doUe,

^. ::pc: zaz =t=P2= iL_ rJThy love IS bat flow'r That fades with - in the hour H

^^y^^^^^^gf^^^^i^^ i^J J =Ei* ^^ ipz: 3S:U3Z^ m=pz: ^ich thy love, oh ihune I Call it by ther name. Thy

ts> i. \ 't^^ ^^ iji-r5sE ^-/^:S)c=?|K:32= =?=(:: :32::

S f^ 4=F^ :?3i icai^ 3t:-r-t-loe is bnt flow'r .

-- .That fades with the boor Ifm -f'a^^

.# -*-

^ -* I ( ^ =tsuch thy love, oh shame Call it by^

"J*: 3tr:#^-

ther name, It-I

^ LI * * 1 f r

I I

i* * f %*%*l^g: -p'f^rzi

-e=- 5^ "TT" r r i,-tf^

Tempo imo.


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No. i8. QUINTETTAline, Mrs. Partlett, Alexis, Dr. Daly, Sir Marmaduke.ALINl. Moderalo.

Dr. Dalt.LE

Sir M.^m^I re - joice that it's de d - ded. Hap - py now will be my life For my

^^^^^^^^^^igPiano. P S N^^g^^&^y plj^-^J'^ J^Z^^

She will tendhiin,D---.ehini, mend him, Air his

She will tend him, mirse ' im, mend him, Air his^ =t=t:-^ d d - =;= E^ fa - ther is pro - vid - ed With a kind and ten - dffl wife ; She will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air h.s^^^ ^^^^^^mbne will tend him, nurse him, merd him, Air hisSke will tend him, nurse him, mend h'Ti. Xn ms

>. . N \^^^^^^^m^^^m^ ^P ^^ ^H-H-r-^3^^


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I02^^^^ F^^SE ^ Sano.^^T^lin - en, dry his tears; Bless the thought-hil fates that send him Such a wife to soothe his years. No ^roun;

2-B , ^^='^=^=^n.- f5,=t:lin - en, dry his tears ; Bless the thought - ful fates that send him Such a wife to soothe bis years.

Sfe: p ?^^ =P=S^ *- -& -; m~-V=^^ =t=M -I 5^ Etlin - en, dry his tears ; Ble the thought - ful fetes that send him Such a wife to iOothe his years.

P^^ -


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W^ F I oweight of fif - t; yean.

te Sir Marmaduks. zia4i;j_^_:^=E^^i ^^5^^=F= =c^^=ff ^3No high - born, ex - act ing beauty, Bla - ime like a iew - elled sun. But a

S^^Jg#^g^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^;-5B?'

^ 5^Pe!^^^She will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his5^=1= I I-i^

'HJ *She will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his

-< . - 5 -tShe will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his

She will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his

wife who'll do her du - ty As that da - ty should be dome. She will tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his

tres. . . . / -eCn ^3


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PU^ ^jj r "^T^-f-^-r J J I r^ r; 1^^ izrnzxtend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his lin - en. dry his teai^ Bless the thoughtful Fates that send him Such a

yf^'K^ J j^ - J i^m -J v^ti^ afczziztend him, nurse him, mend him, Air his lin - en, dry his tears. Bless the thought-ful Fates that send him Such a

M^Eg "g * ^ -M- -0 *=^r r I r rw 1t I l_Ltend him, nurse him, mend him. Air bis lin en, dry his tears. Bless the thought-ful Fates that send him Such a&m j| J J JT~t- I I i ^ ''tend him, nurse him. mend him. Air his lin - en, dry his tears, Bless the thoughtful Fates that send him Such a

j-j J 'jf^i>Tr^n:^^^^^j \ ^ j^ ^tend him, nurse him, mend him. Air his lin - en, dry his tears. Bless the thought-ful Fates that send him .Such a^P^^^ J r I -^ itznwife to soothe his years, Such a wife to soothe his years,^ ^^^

wife to soothe his years. Such a wife to soothe his years,^^ r^-rr'TTr^^& gf ^ -^ ^^ cj' m 1I ! 1^^^ wife to 3O0the his years. Bless the thought - ful Fates that send him Such a wife to soothe his years.I I i^* y~ H>i^ . *=F=F

wife to soothe his years, Bless the thought - fill Fates that send him Such a wife to soothe his years,mareata.55^^n^~J-~J ^ T=F

to soothe hisosoothe hisife years. Such wife yeais. Such a

te f^rf^rfWr^^-


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"5No. 20. RECITATIVE and AIRAline.

MODSRATO

m Aline.I c. - r iJ : ^^3E^. gp^; |r^r *| ^ - * * "HlHfÂ - lex - is ! Doubt me not, my loved one ! See Thine uttered will is lovereign i/iw to me I Allt^ ^1 ^^ffe^^^^/EE

x^ -&Jim. Ifc3rISfe?

fear, all thought of iU I cast a way ! It is my dar - ling's will, and I bey!

dim. V a-jZ:,. n

ai ^ , f^_A.g-^^ AndanU. PliSii c^ T i:-ca o -!=*o-(dreamily)^^ ^^"""r- zrz

I U

lA The fear - fill deed is done. My love is noir 1 I go to meet my own InJt^^^ J Mf/'^î^j-^- r - ^pp^te=r p^^P^ ^' 1 , J j ^^ | ^j J ,^^ ,^J 77^1 , j J ^^ 1 S'JrTJr Y f^^ZJ ^ '4jAp^,A

I,J M L^-^^^^^ fe =t=F|itt

trem - bling fear I If o'er us aught of ill ihoold cast^ n>g: 32 a shade, It was my darling's will, and^^-r-t iI

ig: : t:^: pp^s^"/J J /j.Aj j ;j ,rrj7gGl_| ,^,i J jî^ J,^

|,j 'jTj.-z^n7;| ,^J^^r r r-^r f-^ TI^Jri J H^=^^r^-fp-^f^^^ î

o bey'd I . ad I bey'd!

X TJ3-t-|^S'^^^r tiu-p

^^T~ .T'f ^ P-o5^-frgûen- n^^ i

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No. ai. SONG(Dr. Daly)" Engaged to So-and-soJ

toDAMTK.j^^^^^îJ ' i I f fî^]- \ \ f ; 7

Oh, my voice is sad and low. And with ti - mid step I go For with

fJfeF^ =F=F \^^^^^^^ 1 I 'T-^ ^

lod of \ove o'er - la - den I en- quire of ev - 'ry maid - en, ' ' WUI yon wed me. lit - tie la - dy, WUl yonJ!!=; r=.#^^^^pf^î^î^^=HP^W^

mhA- LJ i r r ^, r ^ ^ |

r. ,, H I r ' ' Up r I ^ I- t- ^gdtare my cot - tage sha - dy? Lit tie la - dy an nren " No I No I Not"i 1=--^' î rr^rÊ^^^^

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117ytrnJoTtm Jtojerato.

W'Thank you for your kind - ly prof - fer-Good youi heart, and ftiU year cof-ler; Yet, 1 mus. He - cline vour nf - fer-^^^^^^^^PP^

Tîr -f^r M ^ ^ J^ M '^ ^ 1 '^ ''5^^t#i^î^^^^^Î'm tn gag'd to So - and - so ! ^ ^ -i ' i

I'm en - gag'd to So - and - so 1


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'I cUm.1Irv'il the ve - rjr fint I sw ! Oh pi - ty, pi ty me

i Dr. D. ^m^^^^^.T J \^ My dear young friend, con -sol - ed be! We5;^ Jim. ^^^

I4=P^ -T 1g^ r * -n Stf^S^ s^^^pi - ty, pi - ty yon. In this I'm not an a - gent free, We pi - ty, pi - ty you. Some^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ r=^=^ ^^^m Si 1^ ^r J ^ ix-^îf^ ^^^^=m05t ex - traor - di - na - ry spell, O er us has cast its ma - pc fell. The con - sequence I need not tell, WeFfl^s^^^^Pfffll^^^^^P^P^-fr-M- dim.52= =i^F

fAline.

?^ =5*=^^ ?F==i Alex.

O'er us hath cast its ma - gic fell-

w ia . &* I ^ ^,J[im-zi=^ r:=!= -^r^y. rp- p^=F^ ^taiR. D.

Some most ex - traor-di na - ry spell, O'er them haih cast its ma - gic fell False one, be -3^3^:Ê 9^ F*

pi-ty, pi - ty you. O'er us hath cast its ma - jric fellfe

^î^^ ^g * bi*^-* -* W


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gone I I spurn the* ! To thy new lov - er turn thee Thy per - fi dy

to U r j^^ r - ^^ ^/^^^.-n-i:^.^^^5Î:

Alex. gall men shall know.

im

ALINK. a tempo.

V V V-j^m-I could not help it !

^^^^^-^^ oZ/a voce.

[jj r -li:

:l?r^^*- 1;^

Come one, come all IDr. D.

T ^^Ô bey my call

We could not help it 1 We

-1=- ?-^t-)-^tt*- ^ -5a tempo.f a

J] ^ ^-^ ^rûr^ rÎ could not help it I

f1 could not help it I could not help it ! Oh, a las

r? EiCome, hi ther, run ! Cook, ev - 'ly one, come

^ Segue presto.

tt

S^gue prato.


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=i^ ^^^frfrfrfrt^m^^^^^^^g ^^t=s^=t:-y ^ ^ ^ sF=F=^=5^=^threu-(ens a lilow Oh, why does he bat - ter the eirl he did fiat - ter ? And why does the lat - ter re

$^Alinr. / ^

i Cons. Oh, thus does^ he bat^ :23ri Mrs. p. Oh,S: whyi^ does he bat33:i Alex. Oh,-^ why he batDr. D.^ Oh, thus32= do batSir M. ft. Notary.i

Oh, why

=3:==?=

does

^he bat

lii ^= Oh, why does he bat ----- -coil from him so? Vcft??Oh, what is the mat - ter, and what f W if-the clat - ter? Oh, why does he bat - ter the


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No. 33.Regit. Alexis.

RECITATIVEAlexis.

I'lANO.

Pie - pare for sad snr - pri - ses I

j^ ^m^ Hj love A line dal^. ^ i3^ m

^- r. r ^^-n r rTTV=^^^='^ =p=^ ^ ^ - IIbis, false girl, for bet-ter or for worse. But, ere you leave me, may a Iot ex's

B p^ p=^_t-^=^ s 'J J 'Oj ' t-'- -^-


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No. 24. FINALE.AUNBftconstamck.Ladv S. 4I'm. Pabt;xtt.ALKXIS&Vicar.

Sir M. &Notary.Ml Wells.

Chorus.

^AlUgn.

E^^^

FlANO.

^Ez

- r j< 2Z TJ-^-^H-TJ -f-^-Or he or I mmt die I Which shaU it be?

/ AlUgro.^ ai m ^ Ezirze;-^^r^ 31i

Sis M.^^-^^-r-o-ri'\ J J J J I I J -IDie thonl thonurt the cause of all of - (isid -

VlCAJLF^.j^ jJJ|jBDie then I jridd thoa to thisdecree on - bend

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Die thon 1 die thoa I die thon I .

Die thoa t die thoa t die thon ! . Mr. Wells.

So be it, I sub-mit; my fate is

\$' * ^ ^ =?t ^^Die thou t die thon 1 die thou I

M. Wells.

ni lentf.

hap py, all, Lisrc mt to mj dc - I go^ it Bat - ten not with whoa.

^^ 1 a-


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$*t(Gimf sounds. ) J^ vivace.^ ^

r wliere

^^m^f^ r^^^ 0r^^^^ #EfeTOTTI. Recit.^g=^

f TuTTi. Recit. Be - lov - ed boy !I r r r I r ^*-^t-^ f-^-i r r -

Oh ! my dored one t Ec - sta - tic rap - ture !

li m t- z-^^ ^*1^ %^ ^4**-^^ r ' ' :l[1Un - min . gled joy ! Rkcit. Sib M.

Come to my man sion, all ofwm '=^- ^y-n^-fftrrpfrfffr^ 1 \' '- fj-^ f P f ff "

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*i AtUgrHtt.psi*A

fefc

Sg ^%;%^^^^^gp^ ; S-51-^-

Jf

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?=^ 1 ^1Now for the mus-tard and cresi, Now for the straw - ber-ry jam 1

tH-r^f^r-;>=igFg^:~T:r7r^ =F=^:Now for the mus-tard ?ad cress, Now for the straw - ber - ly jam !tti-f" g .^ ; s-rrr (^ ^ ^-^ Ê3

Now for the miK-tard and cress, Now for the straw -ber-ry jam I

tt ^ ft Nr .-. .V f-jJtt^^ Is=f^Now for the mns-tard and crea, Now for the ttiaw -ber-ry jam t

CONtTAMCX.

Now for the tea of our host I .Mrs. Partleti.

Now for the tea ofour host 1 .Vicar.

nU:Now for the lea of our host INotary.ÊEI^ ^S.Now for the tea ofour host! .

I|*iV-) 1 j"^^t^-^^ I r ^ ^ jt1 M 1 < m^ ^^ *^ 1 -^f^-H-^ S> *1 15t=St5Ci^î f _1 1 ^ H 1 I ^^.^^-g-f^-f-^^î /ll | E[/pi^||^ *^ iTm ^ [ ~i=^


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im AL.

mt Alex.^aP Sir M.

Cons.

Now for the rol - licking bun IMrs. p.

Now for the mof-fin and toast, And now for the gay Sal - iy Lann

m ft ^ rs ir=sdbt

Now for the rol - licking bunDr. D.

Now for the muf-fin and toast. And now for the gay Sal - ly Lonn !

gy^?^^P^V. g n'^-N -> ^-J^

^=^=^ -^-^

^f=^?=F

Now for the rol - licking bun !Notary.

Now for the mof-fin and toast. And now for the gay Sal - ly Lonn !

^5 r'-'- ^ =fs ^ ST-fi;s\ ^|i P gi^ J. r TNow for the rol - licking bun I Now for the muf-&n apd toast, And now for Lhe gay Sal ly Lonn I

-m^^t

g^-^T-M T^-ryf-g: *=*?=3^g=


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mALOTK

Last S.

K M M 1 :^Thr

^ H M ^ =f^The

Autx.

lie

M= Sn M.m ^4^ *1^ i=^The

Cons.

ff-r-r*^^^^^ \ ^ ^ ^ ^^^ E^SSfe 1 1 > -Now for the mnf - fin and toast. And now for the gay Sal - ly Loan ! TheMrs. p."N te~K ^ ^ "V- -^- ; ^^ ^ ItW

Now for the muf - fin and toast, And now for the gay Sal - ly Lunn I TheDr. D=f=^ :> -0^ ^^^^^ .^ITJ . 1 1 /^

The

Now for the mnl fin and toast, And now for the ey Sal - ly Lunn! rhe

iifc11 I* "^ 1 *1 NThe

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133^ Al. Coi Soprano is.^îrjrjZLt f^ ^m ires. /Y3 *S m ^Mggs and the ham And the straw - ber-ry jam, The rol-iick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn ! The egg^LADY S. Ccl Soprano 2nd.^:jj:^r:^'^^^=^rj^j^ J. i-'A^ |N fS fe [N^ -X-A- ^ 1 ^. frT^-]^7=?=^^li S S ' ^* ^^ ^ -0- -^*- -^ -aL Veggs nJ the ham And the straw - ber-ry jam. The rol Uck-ing bun And the gay Sal ly Lunn ! The eggs and the harp And theAlkx. Col Tenok-4.1:^^^^^j^^-^rhi^ j^ J ^fSfS fe MfKfS^^ m s N^-v^-êggs and the ham And the straw

- ber-ry jam. The rol - licking bun nud the gay Sal - ly Lunn ! The eggs and the ham And theSir M. Col Bass.

^tr^t^r^-^ ^--^^^ Jeggs and the ham And the straw -ber-ry jam, The rol-lick-ing boa And the gay Sal - ly Lunn! The eggs and the ham Ami llie

i . i Cons. Cd Soprano ist.fcr-^^^^ iil-^'.r'-^Hîil^

^j>. ^^ j>,5si,\ ,^^ J

* deggs and the ham And the straw - ber-ry jam. The rol - Uck-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn ! The eggsMrs. p. Col Soprano 2nd.

eggs and the ham And the straw - ber-ry jam. The rol-lick-ing bmi And the gay Sal - ly Lunn! The eggs and the ham And the

Dr. D. Co/ Tenor.

I*im eggs and the bam And the straw - ber-ry jam, The rol - lick-ing btm And the gay Sal - ly Lunn ! The eggs and the ham And theNotary. Col Bass. N ^ êggs and the ham And the straw - ber-ry jam, The rol-lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn! The eggs and the ham And the

The eggsfc -J*. fe-^ >. S

eggs and the ham And the straw er-ry jam, The rol-lick-ing bnn And the gay Sal - ly Lunn ! The eggs and the ham And the

s ij s & ^ N. s a-Js :^ N^:.îl_^^Ji^,^^^^^^^^^^m


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h^ At.iiifr^t: =c g M r ^ "^r^TF" E^ ^^ 5 / ^ > :t!L=i:straw - ber - ry jam And the rol lick - ing bun

Lady S.The rol lick-ing ban And the gay Sal - ly Lann,And the

^v-^ .^ .^ mr-T m te fN ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -NN3^s 3e=K=-^z ** *|straw ber - ry jam And the rol - lick - ing ban

Alkx.

The rol - lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn,Atd the

^^^m^=^ ^t ^ / I >Ustraw - ber-ry jam And the rol - lick-ing bunlSir M. The rol - lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn.And thefe ^-h-rt \r ^'~Tm ^^^ ^ F '0 -^^^

straw - bei - ry jam And the rol - lick - iIng bun' The rol lick-iag bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn,And the

m* Cons. HIP =F ^?^ ]/ [r -^straw - ber - ry jam And the rol - lick - ing

Mrs. p.bunl The roi lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lonn.And the^ :ft=Jsi^S ^^

Â#-straw - ber - ry jam And the rol - lick - ing

Dr. D.Inni ! The rol lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn,And the

m ^St î - * M -y-^r-^r=8?=F "^'V I >^^straw - ber-ry jam And the rol lick -

Notary.ing bunl The rol lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn,And the

::N=^' =9=5^ :vt: ^ tSF=^ P=F ->-^- =i*=F

straw - ber-ry jam And the rol - lick -ing bunl The rol lick-in; bun And the gay Sal - ly Lunn.Aod thr

' M?pf~"75*b ^ 1/t?S?t?~v>-straw - ber - ry jam And the rol - lick

if=îng bun! The rol - lick-ing bun And the gay Sal - ly l.unn.And lb"

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H. M. S.piNAFOREOB,

^he %m5 that Jobcb n ^Sailor.WRITTEN BY

W. S. GILBERTCOMPOSED BY

A RTHUR SULLIVAN.List of Songs. &c.

PUBLISHED SEPARATELY FROM THE ABOVE"He U an Englihinn." (Song and Chonit)"Sorry her lot who loves too well." (Josephine'* Song)"Fairmoon, to thee I ing." (Song.) Captain Corcoran : . , _^"I am the Ruler of the Queen'* Navee!" (Song and Chorus.) Sir J. Porter"I am the Captain of the Pinafore." (Song and Choru.,) Captain Corcoran . _. , _ -Never mind the why and where-fore." (Trio) Jo.ephine, Captain Corcoran, and Sir J. Porter"Little Buttercup." (Song.) Mr. Cripp*

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Thles offlO^F^VHNN(Les Contes d'ftoffmannl

FATiTASTIQUE.FRENCH WORDS BYdUL-ES DARDIERENOLISH WORDS BYEdward Agate.T^^sic byOffehbhca

OPERA VERSIONJ, Vocal ScoreCopyright. "^GXc)^ Librettoi CONCERT EDITION

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CARMENpera In four Hcts

Taken from the Novel of Prosper Mdritn^e

LIBRETTO BY

H. MEILHAC AND L. HALfVYKNGT.ISH VERSION BYHERMAN KLEIN and HENRY HERSEE

MUSIC RY

GEORGES BIZETCopyright 1913

byMetzler & Co.. Ltd.Revised Edition

1954 byR. Barclay Wilson

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GILBERT and SUIUVAN'SH.M.S. PINAFORE" School Edition. //

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EDITED AND ARRANGED BY

Dr. W. G. McNAUGHTVoice Parts only in Tonic Soi-fa and Old Notation Combined.

For the accompanist the original Vocal Score would berequired, and the Orchestral Parts can also be

used with this Edition, if desired.

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