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Attacca No. 25

œ œ œ œ ˙# ˙n

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(KING comes forward.)



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Come migh ty

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e vi ta ble

Shall!

In thee I

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trust.

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nal!

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cresc.

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this Ye

are the

cur sed cause!

dim.

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cause!

dolce

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se cond

shall be first, I

ween; And

dead and

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71

11. Come mighty Must!

Blanche



26

bur ied be the

curst

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dolce

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31

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34

ye For

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good!

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37

In ev 'ry

sense Your

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72



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call.

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tense Ye

are Im per fect,

all!

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dolce

dolce

45

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ceiv'd the

trust I've shown In

ye! Ye

piu

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trust I've shown In

ye! I 've shown in

ye! A

way!

The

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56

Must a

lone

shall

be!

-

73 (Exit Lady Blanche)



Baroness

S

A

T

B

Chorus

Allegro con brio.

1. Come,

bump ers— aye, ev er so

ma ny— And

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Baroness

!

then, if you will, ma ny

more! This

winedoes n’t cost us a

pen ny, Tho’it’s Pom mé ry,

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Baroness

"

Pom mé ry, Sev en ty

four! Old

wine is a true pa na

ce a For ev ’ry con

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Baroness

!"

cei va ble

ill, When you

cher ish the sooth ing i

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de a That some bo dy

else pays the

bill! Old

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wine is a plea sure that’s

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sit, Foryou’re

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think ing each mouth ful you

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cost you a three pen ny

Un poco rit.

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bit! So

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Baroness

!"


a tempo.

a tempo.

ma ny— And


more! This

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wine does n’t cost us a

pen ny, Tho’ it’s Pom mé ry,

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four!

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bump ers—aye, ev er so


ma ny— And

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more! This

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S

A

T

B

Chorus

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Seven ty

Seven ty

four!

four!

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once gave an ev en ing

par ty (A

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sand wich and cut o range

ball) But my

guests had such ap pe tites

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Baroness

%&

heart y That I could n’t en

joy it, en joy it at

all! I

made a he ro ic en

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Baroness

!"

dea v our To look un con

cern’d, but in

vain, And I

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Baroness

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vow’d that I nev er— oh

nev er— Would ask an y

bo dy a

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gain! But

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mense— When the

wine that you drink is pro

vi ded, pro vi ded At

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Baroness

!"

some bo dy el se’s ex

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A

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S

A

T

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ma ny— The

ma ny— The



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four!

four!

[(Exit Baroness.)]

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