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AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL NAUTICAL COMIC OPERA
IN TWO ACTS,
WRITTEN BY
W. S. G'LBERT.
COMPOSED BY
ARTHUR S ULLIVAN
PRICE FOUR SHILLINGS. « /l 'tf' jC^'^
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METZLER & CO., 37, GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET, W.
DRAMATIS PERSON^E.
y^ The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.E First Lord of the Admiralty.
Y- Capt. Corcoran Commanding H .M.S. Pinafore.
Ralph Rackstraw Able Seaman.
* Dick Deadeye Able Seaman.
Bill Bobstay Boatswain's MaU.
BobBecket Carpenter's Mate.
Tom Tucker MidshipmiU.
Sergeant of Marines.
Josephine The Captain's Daughter.
Hebe Sir Josephs First Cousin.
Little Buttercup A Portsvtouth Bumboat Woman.
First Lord's Sisters, his Cousins, his Aunts, Sailors, Marines, &c
Scene— Quarterdeck of H.M.S. Pinafore, off Portsmouth.
ACT I. - Noon. ACT II. - Night.
First produced at the Opera Comique Theatre, on Saturday, May 2^th, i8y8, by the Comedy Opera. Company
(Limited), Mr. R. U'Oyly Carte, Manager.
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1 Opening Chorus ,
2 Recitative & Song (Mrs. Cripps)
2a Recitative {Mrs. Cripps and Boatswain)
J SCENA (Ralph and Clwriis)
(Aria (Ralph)
4 Recitative, Song & Chorus (Captain Corcoran)
4a Recitative (Mrs. Cripps and Captain Corcoran)
5 Song (Josephine)
6 Chorus of Women (Behind the Scenes)
7 Chorus of Sailors
8 (Sir Joseph, Consin Hebe, Boatszvain and Chorus)
9 So-HG (Sir Joseph Porter and Chorus)
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(O Trio & Chorus (Ralph, Boatswain and Eoatszvain's
11 Duet. (Josephine and Ralph)
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14 Duet (tI/^j. Cripps and Captain Corcoraii)
15 Scena (Josephine)
16 Trio (Josephine, Corcoran, and Sir Joseph Porter)
17 Duet (Captain Corcoran and Dcadeyc)
18 Soli & Chorus
19 OcTETT & Chorus
20 Legend (Mrs. Cripps and Cliorns)
21 Finalf
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Mrs. Cripps.
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Sir, you are sad ; the si - lent e - loquence of yon - dcr tear, That trem - bles on your eye • lash.
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TTS' :• J'^^^S- J1\' r r 1 p. p. ^ r r ^
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tim - ber, Is sought in marriage by Sir Jo - seph Per - ter,
Our Ad - mi - ral • ty's First I^rd ;
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she does not seem to tac • kle kind - ly to it.
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poor Sir Jo - seph !
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guish of a heart that loves but vain - ly !
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most at - trac - live daugh-ter ; I go, — fare -well!
A plump and plea - sing per - son.
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No. 5.
SONG— Josephine.
I'lANO.
AiiJante.
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eyes . . thatspeaktoo plain - ly.
Sor-ry her lot . . . who loves too well,
Hea-vy the heart that hopes but
vain - ly.
Hea - vy the sor - row that bows the head, When love is a - live and
i 'n poco aniniato.
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Sad is the hour
when sets the
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sun,
Sad is the night . . to earth's poor daugh - ters,
When to the ark the wea-riedone Flies from the
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Sad is the hour . . when sets the sun,
Sad is the night toearth'spoor
C/n poco animato.
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daugh -ters Hea - vy the sor - row Aat bows the head, When love is a ■ live ana
Un poco auiniato.
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No. 6.
CHORUS OF WOMEN (Behind the Scenes).
1ST & 2ND Sopranos. P
Piano.
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ver he may go
Bang, bang the loud nine poun-ders go ;
Shout o'er the bright blue
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sea,
For Sir Jo - seph For - ter, K. C. B.
Shout . . o'er the bright blue sea.
For Sir
Jo - seph Per - ter, K. C. B.,
For Sir Jo - seph For - ter, K. C. B.
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No. 7.
CHORUS OF SAILORS.
Basses, p.
Pjino.
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We sail, we sail the o - cean blue, And our sau - cy ship's a
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We sail, we
clean
And at - ten - tive to our du - ty ;
sail the
cean blue, And our sau - cy ship s i
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We're smart and so - her men, And quite de - void of fe - ar,
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Gai - ly trip -ping, light - ly skip -ping, Flock the maidens to the shipping; Gai - ly trip- ping, light- ly
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skip • ping. Flock the maid - ens to the ship - ping,
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Flags, and guns, and pen - nants dip - ping, All the
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wel-come most po - lite - ly,
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ly.
Gai - ly trip - ping, light - ly skip - ping, Flock the mai - dens to the
Tenors. ^
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Basses.
We're smart and so - ber men.
And quite de - void of
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Gai - ly trip - ping, light • ly skip - ping, Flock the mai - dens to the
ship- ping, Gai • ly trip - ping, light - ly
Legato.
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ight - ly skip - ping. Flock the mai - dens to the ship ; Sai - lors
Legato^
None are so smart as we are ; La - dies
le - afj All till liic xvujr - til A'. *.»,.— — — .-- ,
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No. 8.
Sir Joseph, Cousin Hebe, Boatswain & Chorus.
Cai'taix C.
0. a tempo.
Piano.
Now give thret cheers, 111 lead the way, Hurrah! Hur-rah I Har-ray !
Chorus, f Soprano.
Hui - ray 1
Sbe
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Hur-ray !
/ Bass. .c2_
Hur - ray !
Hur-ray I
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Hur - ray !
Sir J. Porter. Vivate.
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I am the mon- arch of the sea. The ru- ler of the Queen's Na - vee, Whose praise great Bri . tain
Vivaci.
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Cousin Hebe.
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loud - ly chants ; And we are his sis - ters and his cou • sins and his aunts.
Chorus. Sopranos.
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And we are his sis - ters and his
Tenors & Basses.
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And they are his sis ■ ters and his
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Sir J. Porter.
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His sis - ters and his cou-sins and his aunts.
When at
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cou - sins and his aunts, His sis - ters and his cou-sins and his aunts,
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cou - sins and his aunts, His sis - ters and his cou-sins and his aunts.
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an - chor here I ride,
My bo - som swells with pride,
And I snap my fin-gers at a
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Cousin Hebe.
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foe man's taunts. And so do his sis - ters and his cou - sins and his aunts.
Sopranos.
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And so do his sis - ters and his
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And so do his ■ sis • ters and his
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His sis -ters and his cou-sins and his aunls.
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cou-sins and his aunts, His sis - ters and his cou-sins and his aunts.
g) j "k "^-p^ r r I r "^" g g ^ t-^
cou-sins and his aunts. His sis -ters and his cou-sins and his aunts.
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Sir J. Porter.
But
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when the breez - es blow
I gen - e - ral - ly go be - low.
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And seek the se - clu - sion that a
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Cousin Hebe.
ca - bin grants. And so do his sis • ters and his cou - sins and his aunts,
Sopranos.
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And so do his sis - ters and his
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And so do his sis - ters and his cou - sins and his aunts, His
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sis -ters and his cou-sins, Whoinhe reck-ons up by doz-ens, and his aunts.
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sis -ters and his cou-sins, Whom he reck-ons up by doz-ens, and his aunt&
sis -ters and his cou-sins, Whom he reck-ons up by doz-ens, and his aunts.
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No. 9.
SONG— Sir J. Porter & Chorus.
Allegro mm troppo.
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1. When I was a lad I serv'd a tenn As ' of - fice
2. As of- fice boy I made such a mark That they gave me
boy to an At-tor-ney's firm. I
the post of a ju-nior clerk. I
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cleaned the win-dows and I swept the floor, And I po-lished up the han - die
served the writs with a smile so bland, And I co - pied all the let - ters
of the big front door,
in a big round hand.
Chorus.
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He
He
He
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po - lish'd up the han • die of the big front door.
CO - pied all the let - ters in a big round hand.
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po - lish'd up the han - die of
CO - pied all the let - ters in
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e big front door,
big round hand.
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po - lish'd up that han
CO - pied all the let •
die so care - fill - lee. That
ters in a hand so free, And
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I am the rn - ler of the Queen's Na . vee,
^
lie po - lished up thit han-dle so care • ful - lee That
He CO ■ pied all the let - ters in a hand so free, And
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He po - lished up that han - die so care -ful - lee That
He CO - pied all the let - ters in a hand so free, And
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now he is the ru - ler of the Queen's Na - vee.
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now he ie the ru - ler of the Queen's Na - vee.
In serving writs I made such a name
That an articled clerk I soon became ;
I wore clean collars and a bran new suit
For the pass examination at the Institute.
And that pass examination did so well for me,
That now I am the ruler of the Queen's Navee.
Chorus. — And that pass examination, &c.
Of legal knowledge I acquired such a grip
That they took me into the partnership.
And tha! 'inior partnership I ween
Was the on ;hip that I ever had seen.
But that ^ id of ship so suited me.
That now I , i the ruler of the Queen's Navee
CHO»us.--But tliat kind. .%c.
I grew so rich that I was sent
By a pocket borough into Parliament.
I always voted at my party's call.
And I never thought of thinking for myself at ail.
I thought so little they rewarded me.
By making me the ruler of the Queen's Navee.
Chorus. — He thought so little, &c
Now landsmen all, whoever you may be.
If you want to rise to the top of the tree,
If your soul isn't fettered to an office stool.
Be careful to be guided by this golden rule, —
Stick close to your desks and never go to sea,
And you all may be rulers of the Queen's Nivtc
Chokus. — Stick cIcK, &c
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No. ga.
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EXIT FOR LADIES,
Sir Joseph.
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For I hold that on the seas
The ex - press - sion " if you
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Cousin Hebe.
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please "
A par - ti - cu • lar - ly gen - tie - man - ly tone im - plants. And so do his sis - ters, and his
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cou-sins, and his aunts.
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And so do his sis - ters, and his cou - sins, and his aunts 1 His sis - ters, and his cou-sins, Whom he
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And so do his sis - ters, and his cou-sins, and his aunts ! His sis - ters, and his cou-sins, Whom he
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No. 10. TRIO & CHORUS— Ralph, Boatswain, & Boatswain's-mate.
;g; Ralph.
I. A Bri - tish tar is
a. His eyes should flash with an
Boatswain.
1. A Bri - tish tar is a
2. His eyes should flash with an
Boatswain's-mate.
Piano.
m ^p=^=^^r. r i ^\-r^i-LJ-^
Tea. - dy to re - sist A die
dom - i - neer - ing frown, Or the tang
to - rial word j
ty - rant tongue ;
And his
And his
rea - dy to re - sist A die - ta
dom - i - near - ing frown, Or the tang of
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to - rial word ;
ty - rant tongue :
His nose should pant,
His foot should stamp,
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rea - dy to re - sist A die • ta
dom - i - neer - ing frown. Or the tang of
to . rial word; His nose should pant,
ty - rant tongue; His foot should stamp,
And
And
his
his
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lip should curl,
throat should growl,
And his brow should
And his face should
furl,
scowl.
Am' bis
And his
m^^^
gi
lips .
throat ,
ii^
His
His
cheeks should flame,
hair should twirl.
. should curl, His cheeks
. should growl, His hair
should
should
J^u^
His bo-som^hould heave,
Hl* eyes should flash,
f^=m ^t=^=^
flame, And his brow should furl. And his bosom should
twirl, And his face should scowl, And his eyes should
rail.
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Chorus. Sop.
heart should glow, And his fist be e - ver rea • dy For a knock
breast pro - - trade. And this should be his Cus - torn - a - ry at •
-*-
down
ti -
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rail.
blow. Ilis
tude. His
Tenors & Basses.
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Mt
si
heave. And his heart should
flash, And his breast pro ■
glow,
trude,
And his fist
And this
e - ver rea - dy For a knock
his Cus - tom - a - ry at
»
And his fist be e - ver rea - dy For a knock - down blow. His
And this should be his Cus - torn - a - r)' at - • ti - - tude. His
rail.
down
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Pill zivace.
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nose should pant. And his lip should curl, His cheeks should flame. And his brow should furl, His
foot should stamp, And his throat should growl. His hair should twirl. And his face should scowl. His
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mm ^
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nose should pant. And his lip should curl, His cheeks should flame, And his brow should furl. His
foot should stamp, And his throat should growl. His hair should twirl. And his face should scowl, His
blow.
tude.
Piu vrvtue.
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bo - som should heave, And his heart should glow, And his fist be e ■ ver rea - dy For a
eyes should flash, And his breast oro - trude. And this should be his Cus - torn - a - ry
t
1^
if^te
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bo - som should heave. And his heart should glow, A«. his fist be e - ver rea • dy For a
eyes should flash. And his breast pro - trude, Ani this should be his Cus - torn - a - ry
W
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knock- down blew,
at - ti - tude.
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knock - down blow,
at - ti - tude.
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Viva
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Allegro con brio.
DUET— Josephine & Ralph.
y Josephine.
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Re-frain, au - da - cious tar, Your suit from press - ing ; Re
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mem - ber what you are, And whom ad • dress - ing. Re - frain, au • da-cious tar, Your suit from press - ing ; Re ■
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39
FINALE.
Ralph. Regit.
Piano.
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Allegretto moderate.
Can I sur-vive this o - ver - bear- ing? Or live a life of mad des - pair - ing? My
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My friends, my leave of life I'm tak - ing,
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Loves you! Yes! Yes! Ah yes! she loves
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JOSEfHINE.
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Aiid then we can
Boatswain.
This ve - ry night, With
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gal-lant cap-tain's daughter,
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Tenors & Basses.
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hair should twirl and his face should scowl ; His eyes should flash and his breast pro - trude. And
this should be his cus-tom-a-ry at - ti - tude. His
Cousin Hebe.
eyes
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this should be his cus-tom-a-ry at - ti - tude. His
Ralph.
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this should be his cus-tom-a-ry at • ti - tude. His
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flash,
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flash,
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His foot should stamp and his throat, his throat should growl.
His foot should stamp and his throat, his throat should growl,
His foot should stamp and his throat, his throat should growl.
His foot should stamp and his throat, his throat should growl,
His foot should stamp and his throat, his throat should giowl.
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SONG — Captain Corcoran. —
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No. 14.
DUET — Mrs. Cripps & Captain Corcoran.
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High- lows pass as pa - tent lea-thers, Jack-daws strut in pea- cocks' fea-lhers Ve - ry true, so they do.
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Black sheep dwell in ev' - ry fold,
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be but logs. Bulls are but in - fiat - ed frogs.
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Drops the wind and stops the mill, Tur - bot is am - bi - tious brill ; Gild the far - thing if you will.
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sha-dy, it is sha - dy,
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Stem con -vie • tion's o'er him stealing That the mys - tic la-dy's dealing In o - ra - cu - lar re - veal-ing.
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Stem con-vie - tion's o'er me stealing That the mys - tic la-dy's dealing In o - ra - cu - lar re - veal - ing.
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Yes, I know.
Tho' I'm a - ny - thing but cle-ver I could talk like that for e - ver.
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Once s cat was kill'd by care, On - ly brave de - serve the fair. Ve - ry true, so theydo.
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Tho' a mys - tic tone I bor - row, He will learn the truth with sor - row ; Here to • day and gone to - mor-row.
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yet he is so won-drous fair, That love for one so pass-ing rare, So peer-less in his man - ly beau - ly, Were
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love and god of tea - son say, Which of you twain shall my poor heart o - bey ?
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71
No. i6. TRIO— Josephine, Captain Corcoran, & Sir J. Porter.
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.ind the.hy and where f^re, L.V. .„ ,e - ve. j.nks and ^^ : ^^^^^^ ' ^,.^, ^1 ^^ ^^ ^^^^ '
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have you play'd your part. You have car - ned finn con - vie - tons To my he . ta g
pen-dous be his brain, Though her tastes are mean and fl.gh - ty, And her f"^;'"^^ ^'_ . j,^ Pj^^
set could scare -ly pass, Though you oc - cu - py a sta - tion In the lower mid
Captain C. & Sir J. Porter. (n>ery time.)
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Captain C,
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Captain C. (each verse.)
JOSKPHINE.
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Sir J. Porter.
of his Lord - ship With a hum - ble cap - tain's child. p
of my Lord - ship With a hum - ble cap - tain's child.
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gal - lant cap-tain's daughter And a Lord who rules the wa - ter. And a tar who ploughs the wa - ter.
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75
Captain C.
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Good fel - low, in con - un - drums you are speak
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78
No. i8.
SOLI & CHORUS.
Piano.
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be.
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was, it was the cat !
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Josephine.
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J, Tenors.
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Pret - ty daugh - ter of mine, I in - sist up - on Vnow-ing
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Where you may be go - ing With these sons of the brine ;
For my ex - - cel-Ient crew, Tho'
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Chorus of Men.
foes they could thump a-way, Are scarce-ly fit com - pan-y, My daugh - ter, for you. Now, hark at that, do 1 Tho'
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foes we could thump a -ny. We're scarcely fit com - pa-ny For a la • dy like you I
Proud
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Vain man, suppress that su- per - ci- lious sneer.
For I have
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dar'd to love your match - less girl, A fact well known to all my mess-mates here I Oh, hor • ror I
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Josephine. P
I, hum • ble, poor, and low • ly bom, The mean - est in the port
di - vi - sion — The
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butt of e - pau - let - ted scorn — The mark of quar - ter - deck de - ri-sion, Has dar'd
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butt of e - pau - let - ted scorn — The mark of quar - ter - deck de - ri-sion. Have dar'd to raise my
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worm - y eyes A • bove the dust to which you'd mould him, In man - hood's glo - rious pride to rise,
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worm • y eyes A - bove the dust to which you'd mould me. In man - hood's glo - rious pride to nse,
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lish - man,
be - hold him 1
Boatswain.
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iii
lish - man.
be - hold me !
Chorus. Tenors. ^
He
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lie is aa T-r-K
lish - man I
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is an Eng - lish-man. For . . he him - self has said it. And it's great - ly to his ere - dit. That he
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That he is an Eng - lish - man !
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Tenors & Basses.
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long to o ■ ther na-tions, He re-mains an Eng - lish-man ! He re - mains an E ng -
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In
ut - ter-ing
Moderaio.
re - pro - ba - tion To a - ny Bri-tish tar, I try to speak with
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Yes, damme,
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it's too bad !
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Yes, damme, it's too bad !
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Tenors & Bassbs.
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hear him —
PP Chorus.
did you hear him?
Oh, the mon - ster o - - Ter - bear - ing I
Don't go
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He said dam - me,
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he said dam - me,
Yes,
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he said dam - me,
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he said dam - me,
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he said
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near him— don't go near him— He is swearing— he is swearing I
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dam-me.
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dam-me,
dam-me, dam-me,
dam-me, dam-me, Yes,
dam-me.
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pain and my dis - tress, I find it is not ea - sy to ex - press j
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My a - maicment — my
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prise — You may leani from the ex - pres - sion of my eyes!
My lord — one word — the facts are not be - fore you ! The
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word was in - ju - di-cious, I al - low,
But hear my ex - pla - na - tion, I im - plore you, And
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you will be in - dig - nant too, I vow !
I will hear of no de - fence.
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Sir J. Pouter.
ttringende mtUo.
Thus all shall leam, ere long,
To re
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This is the con - se - quence Of ill - ad-vis'd as - pe - ri - ty !
J) Tenors & Basses.
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This is the con - se • quenoe Of ill - ad-vis'd as - pe - ri - ty !
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strinsvndo molto.
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Cousin Hebe, 'en.prt stringendo.
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frain from lan-guage strong.
For T haven't a - ny sym-pa - thy for ill - bred taunts ! No more have his sis • ters, and his
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sempre stringeiido.
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ecu - sins, and his aunts.
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No more have his sis -ters, and his cou -sins, and his aunts. No more have his sis -ters, and his
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OCTETT & CHORUS.
Ralph.
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P!ANO. ■/
Allegretto trwderato.
Fare - well, my own,
Light of my life, fare • well I
For crime un
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Josephine.
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known I go to a dun - geon cell.
will a - tone ;
In the meantime, fare-well !
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Sir J. Porter.
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And all a - lone Re-joice in your dun - geon
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cell.
pick with this sai - lor fell ;
Let
him be shown At once to his dun - geon
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Cousin Hkbe.
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He'U hear
Deadeye.
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DO
tone
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P-
— « —
Of
the
mai •
den
he
->-
loves
so
1 ^ 5 1
weU!
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No
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Hell hear
Boatswain.
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no
-0-
— i^
tone
Of
the
— y-1
mai
• den
— * —
— f —
he
— —
— f —
loves
so
— • — 1
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Weill
No
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te
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f
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1
Hell hear no
Boatswain's-mate.
m
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Of the mai • den he loves so well I No
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^—^^—^^ r ;
Hell hear no tone
Of the mai - den he loves so well !
No
i
m
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te - le
a J ; : J' i
phone Com - mu - ni - cates with his
cell !
- phone Com - mu • ni - cates with his
ceU!
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phone Com - mu - ni - cates with his
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Mrs. Cripps.
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But
when is known
The
phone Com - mu - ni - cates with his
ceU!
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cret I have to tell,
Wide wiU be thrown, The door of his dim • geon cell.
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mf JOSKFRIKB.
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Fare - well,
m/ Cousin Hebs.
my own,
Light of my life, fare - well 1
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He'U hear
mf Mrs. Cuffs.
no tone
Of her he loves so
weUI
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He'll hear
mf Ralph.
no tone
Of her he loves
well!
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And
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For
r f I
all
him be
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Fare - well,
mf Sir J. Porter.
my own,
Light of my life, fare - well 1
I^-/ ;■ J
For
cnme un
He'U hear
mf DEAL.EYE.
no tone
Of her he loves
^ ^ ^
weU!
Let
him
be
^
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zz:
He'U hear
«/■ Boatswain.
no tone
Of her he loves so well 1
■ tr^ . 1 ^
For crime
He'U hear
<w/Boatswain's-mate.
no tone
Of her he loves so weU I
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For crime un
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He'U hear
no tone
Of her be loves
so weU I
For
cnme un •
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Chorus. Sopranos.
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cnme un
Tenors & Basses.
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cnme un -
a
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lone Re - joice in your
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don
molto.
geon, four
dun
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shown At once to a
dun
molto.
geon, a
dun
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known He goes to a
dun
molto.
geon,
dun
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geon
geon
geon
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cell!
if
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known I go to a
dun
molto.
geon,
dun
geon
cell!
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shown At once to his
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dun
molto.
geon,
his
dun
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geon
=&
cell!
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known He goes to a
dun
molto.
geon,
dun
geon
cell I
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- known He goes to a
dun
molto.
geon,
dun
geon
ceUI
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geon
- known He goes to a
i
dun
molto.
geon,
dnn
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ceUI
known He goes to a dun
geon.
dun
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molto.
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known He goes
i
to a
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dun
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trim.
celll
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Six J. I'oxi-Utt.
My pain and my d'- - tress, A • gain it is not ea - sy to ex - press ;
My a
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It
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maze - ment, my
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sur - prise,
A - gain you may dis - co - ver from my eyes !
Chorus./'
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mdti
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How
P
f ' i ^U
IIow
t
-Se^
Mrs. Cripps.
Hold!
Ere up - on your
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ter - ri - ble the as - pect of his eyes !
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m
ter • ri - ble the as - pect of his eyes !
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ed crime
loss you lay much stress,
A long - con - ceal
I would con - fess!
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No. ao.
FlANO
LEGEND— Mrs. Cripps & Chorus.
Mas. Cripp*.
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ma - ny years a - go,
When I was young and cbamiing,
As some of you may know,
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riiJ jy j-ijV'^^ ^
prac - tis'd ba - by • farm-ing.
Sopranos.
Now this is most a - lann-ing ! When she was young and charming
Tenors & Basses.
She
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his is most a - larm-ine ! When she was young and charming She
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Two ten - der babes I nuss'd
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prac - tis'd ba - by - farming,
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A ma - ny years a • go !
y*-f F. f f I f f^~r I F, ^^ r
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prac • tis'd ba - by - farming,
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A ma - ny years a - go 1
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96
One was of low con - di-t:on, The o - ther ::p - per - crust,
A re gu - lar pa - tri-cian.
r *i r«
Now
Now
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this is the po - si-tion,-
One was of low con - di - tion, The o - ther a pa • tri-cian,
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this is the po - si-tion, —
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One was of low con - di • tion, The o - ther a pa - tri-cian,
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ma - ny years a - go !
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Mrs. Cripps,
2. Oh,
r 1
ma - ny years a - go
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bit • ter is my cup I How e - rer couH I do it ?
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I mix'd those chil - dren up.
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Aad
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