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les 8 pour regagner leurs places, et tour de mains: _ puis la figure de LEte'. Les 4 qui commencent la promenade, ne la commencent pas la seconde fois, mais alternativement .

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INPEX TO THE BEGCiARS OPERA.

■ ACT I. ' ■

Overture _ . - - ^ ^ ^ PagTe 1 - Thus when the Swallow - *^ ' ^ -21

Thro' all the employments - - ^ - i How happy could I be with either - 21

Tis Woman that seduces - - - - 4< Im bubbled - ^--21

If any Wench Venus g-irdle wears - - 5 Cease your funning- ^22

If love the Virg-in's heart ^ _ _ 6 Why how now Madam flirt - - ^ - 22

A Maid is like theg-olden ore - - ^ 6 No power on earth ^ - - - - - 23

Virg-ins are like the fair flowV ^ - ^ 7 I like the fox ^ - ^ - - - ^ -23

Our Polly is a sad slut - - ---8 ACT III.

Can love be controul'd - - - - ^8 When young- at the bar ^ - ^- - - 24?

0 Polly you might have toy'd - ^ ^9 My love is all madness - - ^ - . - '24«

1 like a Ship - - - ^ ^ 9 The Modes of the Court - - - ^ - 24

O ponder well ^ - ,^ ^ - 10 In the days of my youth ^ ^ - ^ . ^ 25

The Turtle thus - - - ^ ^ ;^ 10 I m like a Skiff ^ ^ - ^^^ ^ - -26

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Pretty Polly say - - , - ^ ^ _ 10 Wh^en a Wife's in her pout - - - 26

My heart is free - ^ ^ - -11 A curse attends - - - - - - - 27

Were I laid on Greenland's Coast - - 11 Among- the men - - - - - - 27

O what pain it is to part - . - - - 12 Come sweet Lass - - - - - - - 58

The Miser thus a Shilling- sees - - - 12 Hither dear husband - - - - - - 28

ACT II. , Which way shall I turn me - - - - 29

Fill every Glass - - - - - - 14< When my Hero in court - - - - , - 29

Let us take the road - - - - - 14-i When he holds up his hand - - - - 30

, If the heart of a man - - - - 15 The charg-e is prepar'd - - - - - 30

Youth's the season - - - - - 16 Hornpipe - - - - - - ^ -31

Before the Barn door crowing- - - 17 O cruel cruel case - - - - - -31

The Gamesters and Lawyers - - - 17 Of all the friends - - - - - - 31

At the^^^Tree I shall suffer - - - 18 Since I must swing- - - - - - - 32

Man may escape - - - - , - 18 But now ag-ain - - - - - - 32

Thus when a g-ood housewife - - - 18 But valor ^- - - - - - - - 32

How cruel are the traitor s - - - - 19 If thus a man ----- - - 32

The first time at the looking- g-lass - - 19 So I drink off ----- - - - 32

M'hen you censure the ag-e-_- - - - 19 But can I leave - - - - - -

Is then his fate decreed - - - - 20 Since Laws were made- - - - — 33

You'll think ere many days - - - 20 Would I might be hang-'d - - - - 3 1

if you at an Office - - - - - - 20 Thus I stand - - - - - --.-31?

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O V E R T U RE ^

TO TH E

BEGGARS OPERA

COMPO SED BY DT ARNE . Price 1^

L ONI	)ON. Printed fc	)r G.WALKER -^Sfl:^-^	at his Musi	c Warehouse 106 Gre:	it Portland Street.
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Thro' all the Emploj nicnts of Life: Each Neighbour a-.buseshi.s Brother^Vl!OTe&

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*Tis Woman that se-du_ces all Mankind, by Her we fir st were taught the

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wheedling" Arts, Her ve ry Eyes can cheat, when most she s kind She tricks us ofourMone>

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with our Hearts. For Her like wolves by nij-ht we roiiii; for prey , And practice ev*ry Brand to

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bribe Her charms^For Smtesof Love like Law are wJju by pay^ And beauty must be; feed in-to our Arms

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Lillies and Ro_ses will quickly ap -pear^ and her fiice look Wondrous smug- ..ly

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A Maid is like the Golden Oar,\Vhich hath Guineas in ^ trin - si ^ cal

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in it, Wliose worth is never known before it is tryd and imprest in the Mint.

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here,noWthere,isbou^tor is sold; And is currant in e-ve-ry House.

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Vir-g'ins are like tli*- fair FlowV in its

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_ du^ring-, Rots,stinks, and dirs-^, and is trod un der Feet.

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-bey, The' my Heart were as frozt^n as Ice, At his Suit woiiUI have melted a^yfi.y

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ask no more. My all is in my posse ssion, possession, My all is in my pos-srssion

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pretty Pollj say vfliVn I was way, did your fancy never stray to sonif^ nev\ er

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sooii as the hur-ning Day was closd ""l could iftock the

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O what Pain it is to part, can I leave thee can 1 leave thee.

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The Mi - ser thus a Shil - ling- see's M^hich he's 0--bligcl * to

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Paj, With sighs re signs it by de - grees, and fears »tis g-one for

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The Boy -thus when his Spar^rows flown^ the Bird in si - lence eyes. But'

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Fill eWy Glass for "Wine in-spires us and Fires us vrith Cou- rage Love and

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Asses our Fire their Fire sxir^pas--ses and turns; all our lead to Gold.

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laslvuin Maid.all Eves but vour owiLCan seevou arenoi YCunffer.

ev-rj Charm g'rows stroiiger,But a-laslvUin Maid,all Eyes but your own^can see you are not Younger,

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»^ IS then his Fate de- creed Such a Man canliliink of

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If you at an Office so-licityour Due, And would not have Matters nfeg:-lec-te<i You must

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tother dear charmer awayi But

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while you thus teaze me to- gether,To neither a Word will I say; But tolderolSfc.

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Polly

*^ Im bubbled. Im bubbled. Oh how I am troubled.Bambi)Usledand bitl My Distresses are doubledl

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*^ when you come to the Tree, shoud the Hangman refuse,TheseringitfrswiihPleasitre,cou]d fasten th^ Noose

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WHY HOW NOW MADAM FLIRT. I NO POWER ON EARTH. I LIKE THE FOX SHALL GRIEVE.

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Policy.

Ahdantino

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Cease your Funning-^ Force or Cunning-, Never shall my Heart trapan,

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All these Sallies, are but Malice, To seduce my constant Man. Tis most certain ,

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LircY.

Why,

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^ are for flinging	Dir - - -		9^4^-0— — ^ . ^ t,L('t.s	try w ho best can	spat - ter.	1 Jj^l j • --iE Madam Flirt .
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de The scoff ofsucK a Gip - - --_^£yr Sau^cy Jade.

Polly.

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g-rieve. Whose Mate hath left her side, Whom

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hide? where cheat the

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Affeftuoso<<^

"When Young" ai ibe Bar you first taught me to score^aiid bid me be free of my Lips and no

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Juest wa

departed.the kiss was for-

more r was kissel by the Parsbn,the Spuire,and the Sot^Vilientne Gues-t was departed,the kiss was' for-

lis kiss was so sweet,?

feet,and'^sa closfij He prest^that I langiashdandpindiilllgranted the Rest.

^1%) My love is all Madness and Folly a-lone I lie ioss tumble and cry what a happy creatureis

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blind to my charms,is lost in tlie Arms of that Jilt that inveigling- Harlot', stark blind to my chaims,is

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lost iu t"ffe Anns of that Jilt.that inveigling Harlot.' this, this my Resentment a ^arms^

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loJ The	Mot — c	les of the Court so :. • - ,,r	< oinmon are gri		That a tr , C-	i ueFri	end can .... ^	hardly b«	^ m	et;
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slip for lit* r^st is but a L'oan,

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which they let out {^tr what they can get;

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Allcgra^«7 ^in the Days 6f my Youth I could bill like a D<l)ve,Fa,la,la,la/a lal da riddle laddy In the

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«y Days of my Youth i could bill like a DOve, iTike a Sparrow at all times was i^ady for liOv^^Wldariddlela^,

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tal da riddle lad^'^Ri iaialalalatallal lad-^. The Life of all Mortals in kissing- shotidpksf^ la la Jalfc

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1 in like a skiff on ihe o_cean tost, ifow _high. Now low, with each

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lorn. While thus l Ije rolling and iossin;? all Night, That Polly lies spor_ ting- on

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Seas, of Dejighi, Re-venge Re-venge Re-verige .shall ap- pease niy restless Spite

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Iiamh. Her vapours to still,first grants her, her will, and ^e quiet -ing Draught is a

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Andante 1^ curse ai_ tends ihat "Wo^mans liOve,-wrh() ^al^ -wajs would be

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pleasing"t The pertness of the billing' Dove Liike thick - ling

shun tis. And vrhen we £ly them they Piir- sue; But leave lis when tlie^ve won ns.

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Among the Men Co^quets we find, who court by turns all wo men

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ir Hearts de^ sird, .when they are flat - ter'd.

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Lucy

Gpme sweet Lass,

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lets banish sor^row Till to inor-row.

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Come sweet Lass lets take a chirping- Glass. Wine can clear x the

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LUCY

Andante Affettuoso

Hi-ther dear Husband,tnrn jour Ejes, Be^stW one Glance to

cheer me;

POLLY

Think

les O shun me not; but ' hear

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with tfiat Look thy Pol - Ijr dies O shun me not; but 'hear me Tis

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Pol - Ij sues Tis Lu - cj Speaks is thus true Love re qui - t6d: My

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*J. Heart "is biirstinir	^ r — Mine too breaks Must	I Must I be	1 — a s 1 — 1	.li^t •— — r-	•1 ■ - ed
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TVhich way shall I turn me. How

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can I cle-i cide. A\'ivos, inf' Day ol our.

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'•^ Death, are as fond as a Br^de!

one wife is ioo much for most Husbands to

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•-^ *^ hear, but two at "a Time theres no Mortal can bear: This way, and that way, aTid

wnich wa;

)rt the One. tt)ther Wi

which way I will, What woucl j:omfort tEe One, tt)ther Wife wouTi take ill ,

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) , when my He^ro in Court appears. And stands arraignd forhis L.ife;Then-ftiink of poorPr)ll^s

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at Land, Is as bad as a 1

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Wave. To die a dry Death at Land, Is as bad as a Watry Grave, And a^las. Poor Polly'.

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The charg-e is prepard,the Lawyers are Triet,The Judges all rangd a: terrible show.I

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go,undismayd. For Deaih is a Debt, ai Debt on demand- So iake what I. owe: Then

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farewell^ my Love; dear charmers A-dieuJ con-iented I die,1tis ihe bet-ter for You, here

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*^ ends iill dis-pule llie rest of our Lives, f or this Way at once I pleae all my Wives

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largo O cruel, cruel, cruel Case, Must I suffer this Disg-race,

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y •Pettier Nfjt	one sc ^ (•	' > sure c;	anbrir^ re-	lief. A? this best	Friend,	a Brim -	mer.
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must swing" I scorn, I scorn' to vrince or whine.

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Drinks a Slass of Wine

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■ /^ji K I I K. Drinks a Siass ot Wine

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now a-gain my Spi^rits sink. 111 raise them hig-h with Wine, * 6 6 ^ ^ fc!7

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how can we feel oar woes, when weVe lost the trou - ble of thinking.

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So I drink off this Bumper, and now I can stand ihe Test,- - And my

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Affettuoso.

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Bui can I le	ave	my preiiy	Hu'	it	t itho		ne	Tear, or iender	Sig-h.

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Allegro 3 i) since La\rs were made for ev-^ry Degree^, To ;curb Vice in o- iters as

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well as me, I wonder ^^e hanit beiier com-pa-ny up^ on Ty - - - ^ Iburn Tree .

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Bui Gold from Law can iake out the Siing-,And if rich Men like us,were io SA^ing,TVoucl

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Would I mig-ht be baiigd. \n(l I 'would .vo i(T(?. To be hangd wiih you*, my

Lucy

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Dear vriih you, O leave me to Tlioug-hil I fear'. I dcfd'bt'. I iremblel I droop', see, ^Sy

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token

Courag'e is out. No to-ken of Love.see,ni^ courage is- out.N^ token of Love ^ai^^ Fare-,

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Polly

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->rell. No to-ken of Love A-dieu Farewell But hark' I hear the Toll of tlTe Bell.

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No ioJcen of Love. A- dieu. Fare- well. But harkl I hear the Toll of tlTe Bell.

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No to^ken of Love. A^ dieu. Fare-well. But harki I hear the Toll of the Bell.

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No to-ken of Love. A-dieu, Fare-well. But hark. I' hear the Toll of ilTe Bell.

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AUegro " j^y-j^

Thus I stand like the Turk with his Doxies around-JYom al

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ilie different Beauties sub-

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y *^ - due him by iui		"C • 1		1^ h■^r^	ft	• (•- y		:~ —	-1 r
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PIAJVO FORTE

Co//if)osed by TCool'c,

Affettuoso

1 — Flutes

Come dear „ est LlLl-A

thy faith _ fill

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LiLLA but

LiLLA come down to

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LiLLAcome down to m& the

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LlLLA come down to me Then

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My love still I think that I see her cnce more But a- las she has leftijie her

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Her hair i^lossy black her Eyes were dark blue Her Co^lour stilj chang^iiig: her

Smiles ever new So pretty was Kathleen my sweet little Kathleen my Kath _ leen

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ivNGLTSH Duetts .			French Songs .
SAveets the rosy hreath of morning- _ _	2			2
Wne rosy smile _____ _ ____	. 2	-		\
Waters of Elle ____ __	8	-	Charmant gahrielle - _	J
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^ Songs .				1
From Julias cheek the rose is fled _ - -	2		Filles de hameau (Duett) - - -	I	6
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Love came in a sm.ile _ « _ _ _	«->		La Swissesssi au hord du lactDnett)	2
Rosa cease that strain Icve _ _ - _ _	2	-		2	-
(Answer to Wilt tboc saj farewell love bjMoare)			L' Amour et le temps _____	1
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			Le sermant francais ~ _ _ „ _ _	I	-
Itali AN Song? .	1		Non je ne veux pas chanter ^ _ _	2	6
Amore tiranno _-_______„	h	6		I	-
Da <|uelgiornG - - « , _ _ _ ._ „	1	6		I	-
Echo Song (Ecopietosa) ____„_	2	6		I	-
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	2	-	Guitar Music .
	2	6	Guitar Journal I & 2. (to he contd) ea	2
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Dehl se pieta pur senti _ - - _ _ - _	1	6	Flute Music.
DelV adorata fillide _ - -	1	6	A Selection of Melodies for the Flute
Dunc^^ue mio bene _ _ - - _ _ ___	2	6	composed of the moi>t popular Airs
Di tanti palpiti __ _____-_!	2		of Rossini,Mozart,Winter&c:lto5.ea	3	6*
L' Idol mio - ______ ____	3	6	La Marziale for the Harp and Flute
Lahella mia tiranna _ _ _ - _ _	1	6	( Concertante) the Harp part finger'd
O pescator dell'onda „ _ _	1	6		6
Se inclinassi a'prender moglie _ _ - _	2	6	Sola's Trio for Flute, Piano & Bass _	5
	2		L' Am ante Fedele ( Song with Flnte Accomt)	1	H
Tranquilla nel suo cor ______	1	6

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Call l)a(^k the vows, that once to heavh were plighted,

Vows; full of love, of innocence and truth; ■> Call back the scenes, in \^ich thy soul delig-hted.

Call back the dream, that blest thy early youth.

A ' Flow silver stream, ^tho' threatning- tempests lower.

Bright mild and clear thy gentle waters flow; Round thy green banks, the Springs young blossoms flower,

O er thy soft waves^ the balmy zephyrs blow.

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Nature in charms, to thee can make it fair, III fated love, clouds all thy path, poutraying, , Years past of bliss, and future of despair.

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