| ACT 1 |
Sung By |
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When a maiden loves she sits and sighs
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Phoebe Meryll |
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Tower Warders, under orders
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People and Warders |
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This is the autumn of our life
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Solo Warder |
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When our gallant Norman foes
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Dame Carruthers and Warders |
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Alas! I waver to and fro
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Phoebe Meryll, Leonard Meryll and Sergeant Meryll |
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Is life a boon?
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Colonel Fairfax |
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Here's a man of jollity
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Chorus |
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I have a song to sing, O!
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Elsie Maynard and Jack Point |
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How say you, maiden, will you wed?
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Elsie Maynard, Jack Point and Sir Richard Cholmondeley |
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I've jibe and joke and quip and crank
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Jack Point |
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'Tis done! I am a bride!
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Elsie Maynard |
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Were I thy bride
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Phoebe Meryll |
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Oh, Sergeant Meryll, is it true-
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| ACT 2 |
Sung By |
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Night has spread her pall once more
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Chorus |
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Warders are ye?
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Dame Carruthers |
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Oh! a private buffoon is a lighthearted loon
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Jack Point |
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Hereupon we're both agreed
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Jack Point and Wilfred Shadbolt |
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Free from his fetters grim
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Colonel Fairfax |
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Strange adventure!
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Kate, Dame Carruthers, Colonel Fairfax and Sergeant Meryll |
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Hark! What was that, sir?
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Elsie Maynard, Phoebe Meryll, Dame Carruthers, Colonel Fairfax, Wilfred Shadbolt, Jack Point, Sir Richard Cholmondeley, Sergeant Meryll and Chorus |
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A man who would woo a fair maid
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Elsie Maynard, Phoebe Meryll and Colonel Fairfax |
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When a wooer goes a-wooing
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Elsie Maynard, Phoebe Meryll, Colonel Fairfax and Jack Point |
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Rapture! Rapture!
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Dame Carruthers and Sergeant Meryll |
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Comes the pretty young bride
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