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INDEX.
ACT

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I.

OVERTURE
"

ESfTKODUCTORT CHORUS
AIR (The Cou.nt)

with the banner "

" A soldier's life"

" Away to the hill and glen "

CHORUS OF HUNTERS
MELODRAMATIC MUSIC
RECITATIVE AND AIR (Thaddeus)
GIPSY CHORUS
MARCH OF THE AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS
DUET (Thaddetts & Devilshoof) with CHORUS
MELODRAMATIC MUSIC
AIR (Flohestein)
MKLODRAMATIC MUSIC

WALTZ

Up

" Without friends "

" In the gipsy's life you read "
.

" Comrade, your hand "

" Is no succour near ?"

..

" Down with the daring

'CHORUS

"

slave

GALOP
FINALE <^ CHORUS

" WTiat sounds break on the ear

" Thou who in might supreme "

PRAYER
^CHORUS

INTRODUCTORY CHORUS ..
THE DREAM
DUET (Aeline and Thaddeus)
RECITATIVE

!"

" Follow with heart and with arm"

ACT

(Arline) and

II.

"SOence!"
" I dreamt that I dwelt in marble

halls

" The wound upon thine arm "

" Listen while I relate "
" Happy and light of heart".
" In the gipsy's life "

CHORUS

CHORUS
..
DUET (Queen and Devilshoof)
SONG (Aeline) with CHORUS
,

"This

is

thy deed!"..

" In the gipsy's

MARCH
FAIR SCENE CHORUS
QUARTETT (Abline, Queen,

" Life

life".

itself is at

the best"

''

From

CHORUS

"

Shame

RECITATIVE

" "WTiate'er the scenes"

" The heart bow'd down "

the valleys and hills

"

Devilshoof)

GIPSY MARCH
akd

AIR (Count)

FINALE

"Hold!

ACT

!"

hold!"

III.

INTRODUCTION

MELODRAMATIC MUSIC
AIR (Thaddeus)
TRIO (Aeline, Thaddeus, and

..

"

and Devilshoof) with

AIR (Thaddeus)

CHORUS

. -

'

" Though ev'ry hope be

fled

"
,

"

TRIO (Aeline, Thaddeus, and Count)

FLNAL AIR (Abline) and CHORUS
/V'^ '7 ;

other lips "

"Through the world"

" Welcome the present !"

Devilshoof)

FINALE CHORUS
QUINTETT (Aeline, Queen, Thaddeus, Count

When

" WTien the fair land of Poland

" Let not the heart for sorrows grieve
" Oh, what

of

HOKiri CAROLINA

full

deiidit

'

THE BOHEMIAN

GIRL,

DRAMATIS PERSONS,
CoviJT AntrsEiu (Governor of Preshur^)

...

...

..

...

Baritone,

T^HAOBEVS (a proscribed Pole)

...

...

...

...

...

Tenor.

YhouEBTRis (Nephew of

...

...

...

...

...

Tenor,

'Diivii.smjOF (Chi" f of the Gipsies)

...

...

...

...

...

Captain of the Gcahd

...

,,,

...

...

...

...

Officeh

...

...

...

...

...

...

Tenor.

AniANF. (Daughter of the Count)

...

...

...

...

...

Soprano.

BuDA (her Attendant)

Queen OF THE Gipsies

...

...

...

...

...

...

Soprano.

...

...

...

...

..

.,

Soprano.

...

iJie

...

Count)

Bass.
Bass.

Chords.

This Opera is founded on a ballet called "in Gip^ij," derived from Cervantes' tale
"Preciosa."
Its action is as follows
CouNT Auxiieim, loval to the Austrian Empire,
entertains certain guests at his castle, where they raise the National Standard above the
Emperor's statue, the Count meanwhile extolling a soldier's life.
The guests depart for
the chase without him, his daughter, Arline, a child six years old, accompanying them with
her nurse. Tiiaddeus, an exiled Polish rebel, enters seeking refuge, which he finds in the
company of a tribe of passing gipsies, who disguise him by order of their leader, Devilshoof,
just in time to escape his pursuers.
The huntsmen, with Florestein, a foolish nephew of
Count Arnheim, return in terror with the tidings that Arline is attacked by a stag Thaddeus
rushes to her assistance, and restores her unhurt to the Count, whose gi-atitude induces him
to invite the apparent gipsy to join the feast of rejoicing.
At this feast Arnheim proposes
.the Emperor's health, which is declined boldly by Thaddeus, whose life is in danger for this
act, but he is jirotected by the Count; Devilshoof, however, who has shared the republican
enthusiasm of Thaddeus, is arrested and confined in the castle. He escapes, and is seen bj'
the distracted company bearing away in his arms Arline, whose abduction suggests his
revenge. In Act 2, twelve years have been past in sorrow by the Count; the gipsies are
stationed at Presburg ready for a fair, led still by Devilshoof, who catches and robs Florestein,
an incautious intruder the Gipsy Queen, however, commands the restoration of his proArline, reared
perty; Devilshoof obeys, but reserves a diamond medallion for himself.
among the gipsies and tended gently by Thaddeus, wakes from a sleep, and relates a strange
dream, which Thaddeus knows is retrospective. She asks the history of her birth, which he
hesitates to relate fearing lest her love should leave him.
The Gipsy Queen who also loves
Thaddeus now irritates Arline into jealousy, whereupon Thaddeus implores her to marry him.
Their betrothal is witnessed by the tribe, who now set out for the fair. Here Aidine attracts
hosts of admirers, amongst them Florestein, who suddenly recognizes his medallion on Arline's
neck, where it has been cunningly placed by the Gipsy Queeil. In spite of Thaddeus and the
tribe, she is seized and conveyed to the Count's castle.
Here an accident reveals to the father
that the prisoner is his child.
Thaddeus implores Arline (Act 3) in a secret interview not to
desert him, but the Count spmnis the supposed vagabond
when Thaddeus declares himself,
:

and Arnheim is induced to give his daughter to the noble exile. At the feast in their honour
the Gipsy Queen with Devilshoof attempts Arline's life, but the gipsy diverts the shot which
strikes her who aimed it.
The festival proceeds to commemorate the happy fortunes of The

Bohemian

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THE BOHEMIAN
ACT
Scene

I.
SOLO. -Count.

I.

A
The Chateau and grounds of Count Arnheim, on
the Danube, near Presburg. On one side, the principal
entrance to the Castle, opposite is a Statue of the
Emperor, above which a party is emp^ujed raising the
Austrian Ji g.

soldier's life

Has been of strife.

In all its forms so much,
That no gentler theme
The world will deem

A soldier's

II

\^0n the rising of the curtain, the Retainers of

Count Arnheim

Hail to the lord of the

His

with the banner, and

the slave

to share.

CHORUS. Hunters.

shall dure to dispute the right,

Wherever

Of

down with

soil.

vassal's love is the spoil

That lord delights

CHORUS.

Who

heart can touch.

CHORUS. Retainers.

are discovered preparing fur

the chase.

Up

GIEL.

Away

folds in their glory wave,

its

the Austrian Eagle's

Its pinion flies

As free in the skies.

As that of the airy

to the hill

and glen.

Where the hunter's Ijilled men

With bugles shake the air.

tliglit

Count, after bowing

\_The

king.

Akline and

his friends,

to

takes her in his

sees

artyis.

And

thro' danger Meets

Like the heart tliat beats
Beneath his plumed wing.

Cou.^

Ah who
!

The

Ciire

How
\^After they have fixed the flag they all

come forward.

Now the foenian lieth low, and the battle-tield's won,

We may honour in peace what in war we have done.
The
The

stirring chase, the festive board.

varied charms

which each afford,

Shall the day and night beguile
And care shuU be drowaicd in that glass
Which nothing on esirth can surpass
But a lovely woman's smile.

Then up with

To
Cno.

his child, .Ani.iNR. attended hg

save he

who

feels

dear, fimd thing, thou art

widow'd heart

to the hill

and glen, &c.

[During thiit, a Retainer brings dmvn (r.) a rifle

to Florestein, who puts it away from him.

Count Arnueui

exits into

Chateau.

Nobles

and Hunters ascend rocks and exeunt. Abline

petitions BuDA to let her accompany them, and
goes off by a footpath, at side of rocks, ivith her

and Florestein.

the banner, &c.

end of the Chorus, Count Aunhkim and

Florestein enter from Chateau {s.B.'L.), followed
by various neighbouring Nobles, I'ages, Huntsmen,

and

tell,

this lone,

Away

Enter Thaddeus, breathless and exhausted, in a

\_At the

ijic,

can

a parent's love reveals,

Buda, lVc

state of great alarm.

Tha. A
track,

and

guard of Austrian soldiers are on

can no longer elude their vigilance

my
An

THE BOHEMIAN

VI.

exile from

my

wretched country,

my

inveterate invader,

oul}' liope

now

a prey to the

in

some friendly

is

Ah
(Sees the Statue of the Emperor.)
I am here on the very threshold of our

shelter.

me

that tells

GIKL.

Dev.

Who are you

out hope.

You're just the fellow for us, then

on the look out on rock, R.) Soldiers

GiP. (^cho

RECITATIVE. Thaddeus.

are

Without a country, without a home, without friends

and without fortune
Oh, what will become of the
proscribed orphan, Thaddeus of Poland ?
!

coming

Thaddeus, and

seizes

strip

Tha.

how
me

language can express

who

to

are

{_Snatches

time

presuming hy

to seize

his dress that he is

cmceals

it,

it

wayany

Offi.

stranger

[Exeunt

soldier, they

DUET

you may read

would like to lead.

For he who's no home

[Shaking his hand.

Its

to rove.

Tha.

to fear:

own

(Aside)

maxim

of man,
What's another's to clauu;
Then to keep all he can.
And we do the same
Thus a habit once, 'tis custom groviii.
!

every

man

will take care,

home to call his own

home somewhere.

If he hasn't a

To

find a

Tha. The sight

me with a project
me.

{To Dev.)

Your manner and

should like to join your band. I

am young, strong, and have, I hope, plenty of courage.
liabit please

shall cling to

B}' death

it.

he means " But

" If there's a throat to cut,

"

Why you must

Cno.

In the gipsy's

Tha.
Dev.

My

Tua.

life

do

it

"
!

you may

read, &c.

wants are few

Want we

ne'er knew,
But what we could supply.

Then what
I have

Dev.
of these wanderers has inspired

death.

Long as it hold.
With friendly fold.
Mine

his lair,

to call his

owner yours,
life, and until

In

Will find a home somewhere.

And

in a breath.

This grasp secures

Sometimes under roof and sometimes thrown

makes

rocks.

understand

life

the wild wolf

up

AND CHORUS.

Each other

still less

soldiers

Comrade, yom' hand.

We

Through the wide world

Be it sunny or drear,
With but little to love.

soldier

That's he thanks, friend Forward

CHORUS.

'Tis the

but

Dev.

life that all

and has just

when a

Gipsies,

the

Dev. No one stay yes; a young Polish

ran by just now, and passed up those rocks.

stop a7id exatnine him.

In the gipsy's

in his bosoTn,

mix himself with

Offi. (scrutinising Gipsies) B.3.\e, you seen anyone

pass this

dear

and rob Thaddkus,

to

body of the Emperor's soldiers enter in pursuit.

end of song, a troop of Gipsies headed by

DevilshoOP, their leader, suddettli/ appear (K.),

and are about

this ?

My

\_At the

Where

off'

commission
It is the only thing
possess on earth, and I will never part with it.

there were one gentle eye

And

dress

the soldier's

as they are putting an a gipsy's

it.

Dev. -What's

to bear,

ills

deeply though they smart,

That heart would be

The

they

frock, 4'C., over him, a roll of parchment, with

seal attached, falls at the feet of Devilshoof,

To weep when I might grieve,

One bosom to receive the sigh
Which sorrow oft will heave
One heart the ways of life to cheer,
Though rugged they might be.

No

if

friends but seldom dwell.

Their pangs are light to those

The orphans of the heart
if

cunning

find you.

yom' fatherland,

Yet, hard as are such

Oh,

of.

?(/('<

And

way.

'Tis me they are in search

Dev. Indeed
then they'll bo
TnA.

And friends you loved there well.

To wander on a stranger sti'and,
Where

is

this

[/n a moment they

CAVATINA.
'Tis sad to leave

Tha. One without money, without home, and withDev.

enemies

is worse
no purse

We nothing have to

Tha.

Jly heart

Dbv.

That

is

'twill

buy.

ring

a thing

In wiiich

we

never deal

THE BOHEMIAN
Tha,

But

'Twere best indeed

To borrow, beg, or

Cno.

In the gipsy's

life

No
Cno.- Oh, what

Con. (clasping

mine

came

to

by

it

and exeunt by
Alarms
off.

i^-c,

i^c,

went

Flohestein rushes

the

when

in appar^itly frightened to

you for the

no succour near

For

my

at

hand ?

we

are about to indulge in

how

him, says

Flo.
ing

so

arm,

in,

shall not treat

end of song

me

I'm

me

and

(aside)

(to the

alarm

[They

IHe

end,

terror.

and

let

the fete

been

on the

laid

Thaddeus

o.P.

which have

opposite

Florestein has

the

takes his seat at the farther

Florestein occupying a prominent

posi-

the

TVIien they are seated,

dancing the Count

rises.

ask you to pledge but once, and that

to the health and long life of your Emperor.

is,

left

on the stage, utters an exclamation, seizes it,

runs up the rocks, aims, fires, and instantly

The discharge of the rifie, a?id the

off'.
alarm of the Peasantry, bring Count Arnheim
and his party to the spot. Dkvilsuoof enters
at one side at the same time, watching.

rushes

seated, friends,

wishes.

a variety of dances
are introduced, during which Buda is seen at
one of the windows holding on her knee the child,
whose arm is bound tip. At the termination of

Cou.

hear?

perceives the rifle that

Count). Be it as j-our lordship

nil seat themselves at the fables,

Castle.

rush

do

A very common sort of personage,

Cou. Then be

Pea. The Count's child and her attendant have

been attacked by an infuriated animal, and are probably killed ere this

Tha. What

yom-

begin.

tion,

this

friends, join

extremely obliged to you for not shootmy little cousin ;iud I beg you'll -

previously

Thaddbus and Peasantry

Tha. What means

but

as well as

Tha.

so

evincing the greatest alarm

my

apparentl}'.

Will protect my shattered nerves

To think that one unused to fear
Such fright should ever know
But let them make me once a peer,

They

lordsliip

NoblesJ. Fray,

the Nobles all surround the Count aiid

Thabdeus, and Flohestein, coming up to

For my thanks he well deserves,

Wlio from this state of alarm

\_At

(to the

aw stay

let ev'ry vassal

can be useful to you.

[Here

Such shocks should ever know,

And when I once become a peer,

Then

and join the festiviand 'twill gratify me

will remain,

entreaties to mine.

am doubtful if I stand
On my head or on my heels.
No gentleman, it's very clear,
me

dif-

Cou.

intellect so reels,

shall not treat

hand of one who, however

you have rendered him.

services

I trust you

Cou.

They

though

in station, can never sufHoiontly thank

Tha. I thank your

SONG.
Is

attention,

Dev. (f7.52V/c.) First to serve, and then be thanked

by the persecutor of his country. The fellow's mad

to hear

you

ferent to

ties

death.

Flo.

that renders

is all

her arm, then addressing

wound have every

Stranger, accept the

path where

continue,

lier

at

[BuDA goes info the Castle with Arlin'e, and

Count Arnueim advances to Thaddeus.

[All exeunt R.Loud shouts and alarms are heard,

lohich become more and more distinct, when a
body of Huntsmen are seen to cross the tree over
the 7-ocks,

Let

arois.j Praised be

his

tre

saved, for she

presents no sign of danger.

stealth,

Unless he can rove abroad in the free air,

As free as are we from all sorrow and care.

Arline,

his child

life is

(Lookiny

happj'.

BuDA.)

wealth,
are likely, he

when Phaddeus
Arline, who is

silence,

arm, and seems faini.

in the

Providence her

worth of the richest man's

Which, the chances

Bud. (falling at the Count's /ec^J We were pursued by tlie wild deer they were chasing, and but for
the bravery of this young man {pointing to Tha.) the
life of your child would have been sacrificed.

time can e'er restore.

the

proceed these sounds of fear, and

darling child

wounded

rest

is

my

seen rushing in, conveying

is

The scenes and days to me,

Which seem'd so blest to be,

Tha.

is

[All maintain a painful

steal.

you may read &c.

ye here while we
Explore each spot, and see
What luck there is in store.

Then

VII.

Whence

Cou.

need

where

Dev.

Dev.

all

GIPX.

[Here

the Guests fill their glasses.

I'ise,

and turning

towards the statue of the Emperor, drink, white

the Peasantry surround it respectfully. Thad-

deus alone keeps his

Florestkin goes up
it

out to him.

seat,

on perceiving ichich,

to the

Count, and

points

Tin: RorTEinvN girl.

Vlll.

Flo. Yoiir new acquaintance, my dear uncle, is

not overburdened with politeness or loyalty, for he
neither fills his glass nor fulfils your wishes.
Cou. (fining a

and going up to Thaddeits.)

empty this to the health of oui'

I challenge j'ou to

Tha. (taking the glass.)! accept the

and thus I empty the goblet.

up

to the statue

[Devilshoof, defemding Thaddeus, retreats,

pressed upon by the Nobles, Guests, SfC, when
the

cliallenge,

Count

divide

him

and throws down

with the utmost contempt,

Stand back ye craven things;

Who dares obstruct our path

Upon his rashness brings

The vengeance of my wrath.

glass,

Emperor.

\_Goes

Dev.

orders a party of his Retainers to

them: they

seize

Devilshoop and

take

into the castle,

the glass

bwst of

general

Cou. Seize him and bind him, and

there let

him

men have

Escape from those walls better

indignation folio ics.

find

con-

fined.

CHORUS OF GUESTS,
Who

rise,

draw

\_Here a party of Hun tsmen

and rush

their siovrds

and Retainers separate

they march Thadand exeunt among the rocks, while

toicards

Thaddeus anrfDEViLSHOOF;

THADDEL'S.

Down

Who disputes
Of

their anger brave.

and Guests, interposing between

the Nobles

them and Thaddeds.)

Although

The

'tis

me

from your wrath

The

life

( To TuAD.)

my

of one,

at j'our

Where

more than

Who

hands;
have craved
life

who

saved.

Dev.

have raised a

strife.

more excite,
you did me requite.

will

will the service

YlfO.

a glass in one hand,

and a

shut

it

and

in a

life 'tis

Buda

then enters the

hair, signifies by her gestures that

leg

of a

Cho.

What
What

Cou.

My

bird in the other.)

Upon my

imtnediately.

Aeline has

sotmds break on the air ?

looks of wild despair
A grief as wild impart.

child

that

With agonizing

most unpleasant

word

alone,

tone,

Bm'Sts in upon

my

Just as one had attack'd a pheasant.

[Count and Nobles dash

[Thaddeus,

had taken up the purse, and

and Devilsiioof surrounded by
the Nobles and Guests, throws the purse at the
Count's /ee<.

^vho

Take back your gold, and learn to know

One above aught you can bestow.

CHORUS OF NOBLES,
Down

Who

&c.

with the daring slave

would om' fury brave.

into the castle.

he:ii't

A general

movement of all some are seen at the window of

Auline's chamber signifying that she is gone.

seeing himself

TnA.

castle,

disappeared.

That pulse of pride you boast

Within me beats as high
You and your titled host,
Proud lord, I do defy.
leith

witli

minute afterwards the festivities are

interrupted by a violent shrieking, the windoto is
thrown open, and BcDS, pale, and icith dishevelled

in.

(Aside,

seen to leave the ivindoio at which she

converses teith the

Where is the hand will dare to touch

One hair of a head I prize so much.
[ Taking the hand of Thaddeus.

{To Cou.)

daring slave

Arline, and she enters and

Count. In the midst of the
most joyous movements of the dance. Devilshoof is seen descending from the roof of the
castle, until he reaches the window of Aelinb's
chamber, into which he is seen to enter and to

for j'otu' life

you may, a spot

j'ou

is

has been seated

[T/o-uicsTllADDEl'S a purse of gold. DevilsiiouF

rushes

willi the

would our fury brave ?

[Devilshoof is dragged off into the castle; the

Count, Nobles, ^-c,, reseat themseh-es, xchen other
dances are introduced and the festival continues.

Buda

Your longer presence

tliis

Down

Cno.

Stranger, I answer not

One moment

And

mask

I venture to

Quit, while

castle.

ask

if I

His pardon

dragged into the

Dev. (As they are dragging him off'.)

Tho' meshed by numbers in the yoke
Of one by all abhorr'd,
Yet tremble, worthless lord,
At the vengeance you thus provoke.

rage such act demands.

Forgive
If

\a\n to

is

the right

a people's delight,

And would
Cod. fJo

deus off,
Devilshoof

with the daring slave

Cno.

Be every hand prepared

Their liege lord's halls to guai'd,
With devotion whose bond
jUI ties is beyond.

Flo. {kneeling, and appearing greatly alarmed.)

^V^lly, what with dancing, screaming, fighting,
One really is a shocking plight in,

THE BOHEMIAN
And
To

it

CHORUS.

puzzles quite one's wit

and fulhnced by

Follow, follow, with heart and with arm.

Follow, follow, and shelter from harm

the castle, dragging

BuDA,

Nobles.

GIRL.

find a place to pick a bit.

[The Count rushes from

Buda,

The pride of Arnheim's line.

Where all its hopes entwine.

trembling, faUe

on her knees.

Follow, follow.

Cou.

tt'retch

The

monster

treasure of

Go all the

But no, vain hope

healeth

give

O'er brake and tlirough hollow

me back

Climb the

soul

High

spoiler's footsteps track

That treasured

Who

my

who

prize

To save let all combine

The pride of Ai-uhcim's

sorrow, with suppliant limb.

all

weapons gleam

Him

to

in air

ford the stream,

Dash tlirough where danger lies

Danger aye, death, despise

stole.

we pray

unless

hill,

line.

most animated part of the Chorus, bodies of

Gentry, lietainers. Servants, ^c, are seen rushing
towards the rocks, and orer every part, in pursuit
of DF.viLsnooF, who, perceiving his situation,

\_At the

PRAYER.
Thou, who

in

might supreme,

O'er the fate of

all

reigncst,

knocks aivay, the moment he has crossed it, the

trunk of the tree which serves as a bridge bettoeen

Thou, who hope's palest l)e;im

In the mourner sustainest;
Vouchsafe to lend an ear

To

the two rocks,

attendants, into

ruthless assniler.

tchuse

Sotne are in the attitude

^During the prayer, Dbvilshoof is seen climbing

up the rocks with Akline in his arms.

ACT
NOTE.- Twelve

Devilshoop,

Thaddeus

hotel, is lighted

discovei-ed asleep
is

on a

ivatching over her.

As

skin

the curtain

appear.

Will reward the risk and the pains

[ The Gipsies all draw their daggers and appear
to a gentleman when you appeal.
fie
You may draw his purse without drawing your steel

Fie,

With

bo'sx's,

You may
See,

[roinfing to the lighted windows of the

in goblets deep

Is the only witness now awake,

And weary of watching, perchance
To sleep will herself betake.

hotel.

sense they have they steep.

Watch

the lady moon

and politeness, and great respect.

more than he can at first detect.

take

where

What

CHORUS.

here

till

each to his

home

Shall reel on his doubtful way.

Watch
slie

here and the goblet's foam

Will make him an easy prey.

soon

from her tlironc in air

She may look on and listen, for aught we cure
But if she attend unto om' behest,
She will quietly go unto her rest.

Silence, silence

There's a deed to do whose gains

delighted.
tiger's

a Patrol of the City Guard marches by, and

as soon as they are gone iff Dbvilshoof atid a
party of Gipsies, ivrapped up in cloaks, suddenly

in his large

cf the forest.

II.

up.

rises

Silence, silence

Arltne

SOLO. Devilshoof.

is

folding

years are supposed to elapse between the First and Second Acts.

Tent of the Queen

Street in Presburg, by moonlight
of the Gipsies, large curtains at the back it is lighted
by a lamp. On the opposite side of the stage are houses

[Abline

their passage.

gulf^he is held back by

arms he falk senseless.
of prayer others menace

cloak, disappears in the depths

ScE::fE I.

one oftchich, an

u'ho,

bars

in his distraction, is about to

throtv himself into the

Cut short the dark career

Of the

and thus

Count Arnheim,

the grief of the wailer,

Silence, silence

[As

this

way,

the Gipsies retire

way

this

up the

staggers out of the hotel he

linth chain, rings,

his neck.

l>,-c.,

and a

stage,
is

Flohestein

elegantly dressed,

rich medallion

round

THE BOHEMIAN

GIRL.

CHORUS OF

If I am heir
Plo. Wine, wine
To the Count my uncle's line-

[Hiccup.

Where's the fellow will dare

To refuse his nephew wine

[Siccup.

That moon

there, staring

me in

Que.

the way,

Can't bo as modest as people say.

For meet whom she will, and in whatever spot,

She often looks on at what she ought

Wiue wine wine

Que.

Dev. Sry ear caught not the clock's

And I beg to ask the time ^
ing

recovers a

reels,

chune,

last

am

sobered in a

Your

Dkv.)

Be your safety my care

I'm in precious hands.

Gipsies). YoWo-w and hst to your Queen's

Clio.

Yes, we will
Queen,

[E.vit

list

to our Queen's

with one hand, and beckoning

little,

and after ey-

commands.

holding Flobestein, all of a tremble,

As

low, with the other.

Flo. {aside). If the bottle has prevailed,

Yet whenever I'm assailed,
Though there may be nothing in
(to

(to

lite

Gipsies to fol-

soon as they have gone

Abline, who has been aicakened by the noise,

comes from the tent,folloioed by Thaddeus.
off,

DEVILSnOOF

Flobestein)

commands.

[The Gipsies have by this time advanced, and

DjiViLSHOOF goes politeh/ up to Flokestein.

[Floresteln

(to

Flo. (tremblinq)^

not.

GIPSIES.

On our chieftain's share we ne'er encroach,

And he fled with that prize at your approach.

Ai!L. Wliere have I been wandering in my sleep?

and what curious noise awoke me from its pleasant
dream ? Ah, Tliaddeus, would you not like to know
my dream ? Well, I will tell it you.

it,

minute

are really so polite,

That {pulling out

his wafch)

late into

'tis

THE GIPSY

GIRL'S

DREAM.

the night.

Dkv. {taking

watch and putting it into his fob)

You are very kind can it really be

the

Are you sure

it is

I am
Any one in such a state,
And will gladly take the utmost

Of the

rings and chains

you chance

thought was politeness

is

at this rate I

downright

soon shall have nothing left.

[At a sign from Devilshoof the Gipsies instantly

surround FLORESTEtN, and take every valuable

assembled within those walls

a high ancestral
I also cb'eam'd,

That you loved

the Chorus

the medallion,

and

DEViLsnooF makes

uHh

are dividing the

the others

of the spoil, when a female appears in the

midst of them, drops her cloak, and discovers their
Queen. 7'//e Gipsies appear stupefied.

To him from whom you

The Gipsies return the

still

his

hands in

tiers.

the same.

[At the end of the ballad Thaddeus presses Ablin'e

do you love
than

different things to

madam, lady but might

in

[At a sign from

its resfiiutio7i.

diamonds- worth

the

me

still ?

life itself.

Arl. Yet is there a mystery between our affections and their happiness that I would fain unravel
The mark on this arm, which
(pointing to her arm).
I have seen you so often contemplate, is the key to
By the love you say you bear me,
that mystery.
solve

stole,

it.

DUET.
Flobestein.

Flo. (trembling and looking over the /kings)

A medallion

me

Came forth my hand to claim;

Yet I also dream'd, which charmed me most,
That you lov'd me still the same.

Surrender back the whole.

Tliaiiks,

which charmed me most,

Taking both

dream'd that suitors besought my hand,

That knights upon bended knee.
And with vows no maiden heart could withstand,
That they pledged their faith to me.
And I dream'd that one of this noble host

TnA. More
off

rest

name

Abl.- And

Ciio. Advance with caution, let every man

Seize on, and keep whatever he can.

Queen.

who

to his heart.

from him.

[During

all

halls,

my side,

And

to wear.

theft,

And

of

sword).
I

dwelt in marble

That I was the hope and pride.

had riches too great to count could boast

Of

care

[Takinq from Flokestein his rings, chain, and

Flokestein draws his
the rich medallion.

Flo. What

And
I

grieved to see

dream'd that

AVith vassals and serfs at

so late ?

Flo. {assuming courage) Ma.y I beg to ask

j)^y_

TnA. {taking her hand and pointing to the

That wound upon thine arm,

Whose mark through life will be,

In saving thee from greater harm,
Was there transtixed by me.

request

all tlie rest.

Queen, who seems

to

7nnrk')

command

Abl.

By

thee

'r*

THE BOHEMIAN
Tha.

Ere on

Thy

sixth sun had

XI.

and surround

gentle liead

sides

radiance shed,

what

tliy
its

GIRL.

is

Queen, and appear

the

to ask

going on.

A "U'ild deer, who

had lain at bay,

Pursued by hunters cross'd thy way

But

slaj'ing

him

CONCERTED

I rescued thee,

Arl.

And

in his death throe's agony

That tender frame, by his antler gored,
This humble arm to thy home restor'd.

Ael.

never

And

bid

Ael.

Speak,
And

Tax.

tell

I will

me, ease

tell thee,

Clio.

"U'here
The

first

after years

fond

To

whose worth
J
heart.

have but imprest

an

end of the duet

ecsfacy, at

as well
ears.

Queen, who draws back and

In love and truth, by thee
Their hands united be.

hesitates)

Arl. (partly indin'ng in suppUcali-m)

A rival no more, but a subject see.
Asking thy blessing on bended knee.
Tha.

(raising her)

Debase not th_yself, l)ut rather lose

The boon, and a fate less wayward choose.

Thaddeus

Cno.

In love and truth, b}* thee

Their hands united be.

throws himself,

the. feet o/"

and trembling tcith passion.

She
Ablinb, and pointing to

Que. (haughtily advancing and taking the haiuls of

Arline and Thaddeus)
Hand to hand, and heart to heart,
"Who shall those I have mated part ?

By

the spell of

Part them

ThADDE0S^
Que. And

Queen')

(nrgi)ig the

towards

advances

dare you aspire to the \o\e of

possesses the heart of your

Queen

him who

Cho.

Who
what

Art,.- Yes;
between us.

Que.- Be

let

him speak

and choose

for himself,

Que. Summon

[Thaddeus, who has been an.viou.'shj watching the

two, here runs and embraces Arlinb.
She surveys the QuEKN with an air of triumph.
(to the

Quken). I made no

Summon

\fChe Queen

Gipsy

enters.

is

the rest of the tribe, and meet

forthwith in the public square.

it so.

Thaddeus)

Jlorning

beginning to dawn, and crowds

of ]ii'ople are already (looking towards the fair; the
sports begin with daylight.
Gtp.

Que. Loves you

is

idle boast.

calls the

Do you

remain to bear

\_E.veunt

Oipsies together,

lohile

who

fulluwed by the

{Then

Thad-

enter on all

my

further orders.

oilier Gipsies,

This

is

thy deed

My jealous

fears

seek not to assuage

and a

in hand,

repeating Choribs.

DUET.
Que.

me

(To Devilshoof.)

Thaddeus and Arune, hand

our comrades hither.

standing in the centre,

faith repose.

has been groioing some-

lighter.

loves me.

bosom one

sceiie the stage

how much he

[^Joining their hands.

light of heart be those

in each

\_During this

my sway,

who may.

Happy and

At!L. I possess his heart, and will yield the possesHe is the saviour of my life, and the
sion to no one.
only friend that I have in all the tribe he has sworn

deus

them both by the

tears.

(to the

although the words may sever

from thy love for ever.

in love's tonfiding breast?

set

bcitur tell

(To Que.) As queen of the tribe, 'tis j^ours by right,

The hands of those j'ou rule to unite.
Cno.

lines that love hatli traced,

miy

By her rage than by her

And it, perchance, may be

j'et

pears, pale

Arl.

pointinrj fa the (Jui'.en)

A rival's hate you

Arlinb, and is bathing her hand 7vith kisses, when the back curtains
of the tent are withdrnwn, and the QuEBN ap-

10

be those
each bosom one faith respose

first

[A/, the

in

in

be.

light of heart

Dev. (aside maliciously

few spells have e'er effaced

fond lines that love hath traced,
And after years have but imprest
^
More deep in love's confiding breast.

The

with him united to

Who

^1

my own.
my tortured

love

me

the sole delight to

Happy and

the spell hath yet effaced

is

And

And

so loves thee,

More deep
Tea.

Is

rest.

that secret, evil or good, impai't.

One who
Arl.

life

beyond

I prize

[Taking the hand o/ Thaddeus.

The secret of my birtli

To him is fully known.
The secret of a

Gipsy's fate.

loved by one, by one

All other hearts above.

my own.

be3'ond

am

And

The secret of her birth

To me is onl}' known.
The secret of a life whose worth
I iirize

At?!/.

The hopes of the

I

move this breast

knew before,
me here implore

That you reveal the

PIECE.

Listen, while I relate

Strange feelings
It

Tha

rival's rage.

THE DOIIEMIAN

Xll.

Dev. I

GIRL.

nor seek to calm

neitlicr fear

Where

WiU

Devilshoof.)
Revenge is the wounded bosom's balm.
That jewel with which thou hast dared to deck
Thy foredoomed neck,
Answer me where did'st thou get it where P

Que.

{a-^ide

t<i

Dev. 'T was

my

entrusted to

Fiend bom, 'twere vain to

The

(juE.

So repair

thy way,

To

And

might be the prize

seem amazed

may

The storm which

and presenting
Queen, I obey.

f*^

To

And

from

they

the

way

to

both

fair,

may

all

be met with there.

CHORUS.

Queen.

In the gipsies'

my

be nothing loth

raised.

The

cowai'd soul could do.

Who

too, will

point out the

(aside)

be met with there.

So repair

'Tis the wisest thing

Thy
Dev.

To

to restore,

the medallion to the

\_Kneeling

Que.

Hope,

deplore

have

fair.

may

all

Friendship will then be at hand.

In the young rogue's place to stand

the

Love is the first thing to clasp,

But if he escape your grasp.

E'en in thy shame amazed,

Or long years of sin shall deplore
The storm which thou has raised.

Much as I
Oh hereafter

they

fly

glances of her searching eye.

{aside) It best

Wealth with its hoards cannot buy

The peace content can supply.

Rank in its lialls may not find

The calm of a happy mind

Do-svn on thy knee, and that gem restore,

Dev.

souls as light preside'

Life can give nothing beyond

One heart you know to be fond

Became thy prey

Dev.

mazy dance

the

the hours entrance.

Where

care.

Qhe.- Tliis very night, on this very spot

Thy soul for once its fears forgot,
And a drunken galliard, who cross'd

life

you may read

would like to lead.

life

that all

[Exit A&LINB, fallowed by the tribe of Oipsiea.

Takes medallion.

grasp such prize could

ring.

Que.

Dev.

The doing

it

may

Depart and join the

rest.

do thy high behest.

(Aside)

SCEXE

rue.

in the Public Plaiz of Presburg.

is inscribed "

one side a large hotel, over ivhich

On
The

and cannot

Hall if Justice." Various groups of Gentry, Soldiers,

Citizens, and Peasantry cover the stage.
Foreign shops

Will the edge of our vengeance more

sharply whet.

Rape Dancers, Slonvmen. Waxwork, a Quack Doctor, Exldbitions, ^-c, ii,-c.,

are dispersed here and there. Flags hung out at the

The

wi'ongs

we

forgive not

forget.

Que.

Grand Fair

III.

The wrongs we

forgive not

and cannot
"^

forget,

Will

tlie

are seen in various parts, curious

windoirs,

and ringing of

edge of our vengeance more

CHORUS.

'I

sharply whet.

[Exeunt the

Queen and Devilshoof

Scene
Another Street

at separate sides.

II.

in Preshurg.

Daylight.

CHORUS.
The

life

you may read

would like to lead

life

that all

SONG. Aeline.
Come with tlie gipsy
And repair
To the fair,

bride

Life itself

is at

One

scene in

And

there

the best

mask of

folly drest;

no part of its wild career.

But you will meet with here
To these symbols of life your voices swell,
Vive la masque, et vive la bagatelle.
is

Enter Aeline, in a fanciful dress, folloioed by a truup

of Gipsies. She has a tambourine in her hand.

In the gipsies'

bells enliven the scene.

the end of the Chorus and dminy the Symphony, a movement is perceived at the further
end of the place, which is folloioed by the entrance
of a double party of men Gipsies, headed by

[At

Devilshoof and Thaddeus, who force

file
1

a pas-

sage doion the centre of the stage, xvhich they

occupy ; they then open their ranks, u'hen another

of female Gipsies, headed by their

Queen

and Arline, passes down them ; Flobestein

and a party are seen watching them with great
eiiriosity.

THE BOHEMIAN
Devi

siioof.

Abl. (bursting

And ai-e watered by rills

Which are purest that How
Come we come we

Flo. Your

Abl. Will

CHORUS.

F.'.o.

Light of heart, fleet of foot, reckless of slight or gibe,

Who can compare with the free happy gipsy tribe.
this,

nature,

when Abline, carrying a

assembled company and

sits

and

let

me

is

about

to

rush upon FLOEESTElNyiMi!

has slapped his face; on receiving

and

both are laughing in his face.

his trusted tale

pointing to

Pretty maiden,

him back

again.

This, too,

is his,

[taking the medallion from her bosom.

heart.)

take care,

t;\ke care,

love

(To a third pointing

Iter

to

maketh

it,

Que. (eyeing FLonESTEiN.) It is the very person

from whom they stole the trinkets I made them give

o'er thy sense prevail

and now

my

project thrives.

[Flobestein turns up the stage to join

and the Queen crosses to Abline.

there.

his party,

a ring on her finger.)

Y'^ou have acted well your part, and thus your Queen
rewards you. (Places the medallion round her neck.)
Forget not the hand who gave it.

from love you borrow.

Is the prelude of many a sorrow
There are those who have lived who knew
The gipsy's words to be true.
this token,

Abt.

Cho. (as the same dance of the other Gipsies cvnt.-nncs.)

Light of heart, fleet of foot, reckless of slight or gibe,

Who

print one kiss upon

lady.)

And

to despair.

really ?

Abline

tivo,

What havoc

ha!

he turns round arid finds himself between the

and lady, listen

That bright eye seems to glisten.
Sir Knight,

it

TEIN; he

down.

SOLO. Aelinb.

Did
(To another

ha

me

Do not mock me, but pity my too suscepti'ole

as

if

Abline gives him a violent slap on the face

the Queen, who has gone up the stage with
Thaddeus, noiv brings him on one side and
points out the situation of Abline and Flobes-

Jlower basket in her hand, glides rutind to the

As

Ha

[Ilere

some of the Gipsies have been enacting

characteristic Dances,

(To a

out laughing)

indifference will drive

[Durinff

heart

the sweetest buds grow,

Where

GIRL.

the vallej's and hills,

From

Flo. Very smart (with a titter) 'pon my word

very smart. Your naivete only increases the feelings
of admiration and devotion which a too susceptible

Queen, Thaddeus, and

QUARTET. Ani.iNE,

can compare with the

free,

this

(kneeling

bespeak

Que.

happy gipsy tribe?

and

Queen's hand.) Let

kissing the

my gratitude.

And now let our tribe depart.

[Chorus and dance repeated, and the Gipsies are

end of the dance and chorus. Count AhnHEIM and some Officers of State enter; his hair

[At

the

has become grey, his step

ance

IS

that of sorrow.

is sluiv,

He

is

and

all

his appear-

accosted by Flo-

it

delights

me

gazes attentively at
e.rit

Arline,

medallion on the neck of Abline he breaks

through the crowd and stops her she and Thad-

you
would

to see

deus come forward.

in

Cou. I have Inst the taste of joy, and the sight of

youth and beauty recalls to my memory that treasure
of both, my loved and lost Arline.
then

Thaddeus and Abline

dear uncle,

amongst us, and here is a little gipsy girl that

delight you still more {aside), if you had my blood
your veins; she's positively a charming creature.

[2Z'e

off.

has been watching their departure, perceives his

KBSTEIN.

Flo. My

about to march

bring up the rear of their body, and, as they are

going off, Flobk.stein, loho, with his friends,

Flo. Though you treated me so

moments past, you will not do so now.
lion

mine ;

is

All.

my

We do, we do

Flo.

tice.

ing

(to

a party if hi'; friends) -It's no use restrain-

me I'm

positivel_y smitten.

and goes up to Aeline.)

lias enchanted me, and

(Breaks from them

Abl. In politeness, sir? B3' all means: to begin

then, whenever j'ou address a lad}' always take your
hat

oE.

seen to steal

is

here to verify

me by

my words.

looking everyichcrc for the

Flo. That's an everyday sort

Worthy people and

the cnnvd.)

off,

it.

[Abline runs about

Queen.

woidd fain take a lesson

from you.

our Queen, and she

Fair creature, your manner

is

And accuse you of having stolen

Stolen! It was this instant given

AiiL.

Flo.

it.

[Here Devilshoof

sighs heavily,

with his retinue into the Hall of Jus-

friends here recognize

some
That medal-

lightly

of subterfuge.

(To

friends, that medal-

on her neck belongs to me, and I accuse her or

her accomplices of having robbed me.

lion

BOHEMIAN

TITR

XIV.

CONCERTED

'

GIRL.

PIECE.

SCEKE IV.

Chorus of I'opulace surrounding AnLiNE.

Shame

sh^me

And shame

TilA. {rusJmig before

He who

know

us

let

hiterior of Count Abnheim's

Apartmtnt in the
Sail ,f Justice -a view of the last
scene visible throur/h
one of the windows at the back. A
full-length portrait

the right,

on the guilty one alight

Ablinb

to shield her.)

of Abline, as she was in the first Act, hangs on the

hand on her would lay.

Through U13' heart must force Ids way.

Clio.

Tear them asunder, but

Until they can prove

Arl. To

all

who

Heaven can

attest I

have

am

innocent.

RECITATIVE.
Whate'er the scenes the present hour caUs
forth before
the sight.

steps.

Flo. (to Captain of Guard, pointing

to

An line.)

They

lose their splendourof past delight.

There stands the culprit, on you I call;

Conduct her away to the Hall to the Hall.
looks at

the

Thaddeus breaks from those who

him and rushes up to her. FloresTEIN' has gut behind the Captain of the
Guard, who gives orders for his men to seize
Ari.ine, upon which the Gipsies draio their
her.

are holding

daggers.

conflict ensues, in Schick the

scones

Guard

The lieart bow'd down by weight of woe

To weakest hope will cling,
To thought and imi)ulse while they flow.
That can no comfort bring.
With those exciting scenes will blend
O'er pleasure's pathway thrown,
But mem'ry is the only friend
That grief can

body of the
maintains possessi'Ai of Akline.
po/mlace re-seize Thaddeus, and the Gipsies

The mind

call its

own.

will in its worst despair

ponder

Still

are routed.

Cap. of G.

when compared with

SONG.

him with great contempt;

Gipsies perceiviyig her danger range themselves

around

elevation or dais on the o.p.

enters thoughtful and directed,

he contemplates AlihiNE's portrait and
wipes the
tear from his eye.

leant,

followed by a strong guard, who file off each side

[Arline

An

state chairs, Sfc.

[Count Arnheim

susjject.

[Flohestein, loho has during this movement entered the Hall of Justice, is now seen returning,
of the

protect

still

what they but

their belief

wah
side.

o'er the past,

On moments

They who would brave the law,

Too

Against themselves but diuw

The aid of which they stood in need,

of delight that were

beautiful to last.

And
Flo.

To

with them flown

For mem'ry is the only friend
That grief can call its own.

aggravate their guilty deed.

Now

it is

long departed yeai-s extend

Its visions

with the law,

I beg leave to withdi'aw.

A glass of
For
Tha.

has

it

wine

[^At the

I greatly need.

hmt my

end of

outside,

nerves indeed.

the song, a confused noise

ivhen the

is

heard

Captain of the Guard

e72ters.

Free me, or else the law

Upon your heads ye draw.
It's aid

Who

you may

Cap.

accused

live to need,

is

robbery has been committed, and the

in the Hall awaiting the pleasure of

now

your lordship, as

smile upon this daring deed.

cliief

magistrate of the city, for

examination.
If ye dare brave the law,

GuA.

Upon your heads ye draw

The aid of which ye stand

And
Or

should

all

[Arline

bows, aiul

aid she stands in need/

guiltless is of

lection of

such a deed.

conducted by a

file

those

who

first seized

going up the
seen
fall.

an

my

long-lost child.

when the doors are violently opened,

and a mob of Citizens, Guards, and Gentry enter.
Floeestein, who is in the midst of them, instantly rushes tip to the Count.

\_Seats himself,

of the Guard, led

by the Captain, and preceded by Floeestein
and his party into the Sail of Justice the people
follow in a mass,while Thaddeus is detained by
is

the magistei-ial chair o.P.,

e.vit.

Anything to ai'ouse me from these distracting thoughts,

though the sole happiness I now enjoy is in the recol-

fear the law,

the arms ye draw,

While of our

And

we

Bring the parties before me.

[The Capt.\in arranges

aggravate their guilty deed.

Why

GiP.

Cou.
in need,

steps, the

attitude of

him, and as

figure of the

Abline

Queen

triumph over her

is

Flo. It is your lordship's nephew

been robbed

I,

who have

is

rival's

Cou.

Some folly of yours

my name

is

for ever

and that of your family.

compromising

THE nOnEMIAN
Flo. But

am

in this instance the victim

been robbed, and there stands the

Abline

l[^Pointinff to

and

standing

Arl.
In the public

Cou. (HSiWe) 'Tis she I saw but

That girl so young, so beautiful commit a

square.

robber}', impossible

She stole

Flo.

it

upon

this medallion

belonging to

me

Abl. (luukmg contemptuously

this

at

be true

Fi.orkstein, and

turning with dignity to the Count) Heaven knows I

am innocent, and if 3'our lordship knew my heart, i/o

into

my breast.

Flo. {pointing to his /?!! f/s) My witnesses are

here, who all can swear they saw it on her neck.
can.

Cou. Still does my mind misgive me. {To Arline,

My

wish
cence explain this matter

Queen of

the tribe to

me I

me

me by the
beloug how it became
Cut a light breaks in

is near-

and

Cou.

see

My

which

know

not.

'Tis
'Tis

tale,

into the

hands of

he the danger brav'd

he my life who saved.

in his

my

arms and

in a transport

long lost child

Oh, seek not to control

This frantic joy, this wild
Delirium of my soul

Bound in a father's arms,

And pillowed on his breast,
Bid

[Count
hands,

Justice.

Arl. {to the Count.) To you, my earthly to

Him, my heavenly Judge, I re-assert my innocence.
I may be accused, but will not be degraded, and from
the infamy with which I am unjustly threatened, thus

the rude alarms

all

That

assail'd thy feelings, rest.

clasps

Arline

and

to his heart

hair, shedding tears

kisses her head,

of joy.

Arl. {Bewildered, starts from the Count, and runs

Thaddeus)
Speak speak this shaken ft'ame,

to

This doubt, this torture, see

My hopes my very life my fame

I free myself.

[She draivs a dagger front beneath her scarf, and

is about to stab herself, iclien Cou.nt Arxheim
rushes forward, seizes her arm,

dagger from

and

rests

the

Depend on
TnA. {Pointing
aside.)

her.

the

we take,
we break

life

re-unite the heart

to

Count Arniieim, with

deep emotion,

Mourned

hold!

We cannot give

thee.

Dear as thou long hast been,

Dear as thou long wilt be,

FINALE.
Nor

feelings have to cope

Mine own,

and from

I pity the inexperience which has led to the

ruin of one who seems above the grade of those she
herds with; but in the fulfilment of duty I must
compromise the feelings of nature, and I am forced

heard,

SOLO.

my heart

Cou.- Hold!

is

Cou. (Seizing Arline

it

Cou. (imtk a struggle) I believe your

to relate the rest.

Arl. {Approaching the Count, and pointing to ThadDEUS, who starts on beholding him.)

to revenge herself

you

hand

With the force of fear and hope

cently fallen, and of which I have become the victim.

[Hiding her face in her hands and weeping.

to deliver

at

e.vcitement prevails.

all I chanced to incm- her disupon me she has laid

this shameful snare, into which I have inno-

pleasure,

for

to

And

medallion was given to

in her possession I

upon

your innome, and without fear.

to establish

is

tale

and Thadokus, having

who conjined him, breaks into
the room, and rushes into the arms of Arline.
The Count, on seeing him, reels back. A general

Child-

myself, I fain would spare the child of another.

(To Flokestein.) What proofs have you of this ?

youth to my home reslor'd.

he but this day confess'd

The

escaped from those

guilty.

Cou.Her words sink deep

Arl. That

tender frame, by his antler gor'd.

[Here a tumult

less

in a kind imie.)

Tlladdeus's words.)
Ere on my head
My sixth sun had its radiance shed,
A wild deer, who had lain at bay,
Pursued by hunters cross'd my way;

An humble

Cou. {addressing Aklinb) Can

All. "\Ve

truth

{Recollecting

My

her.

would not deem me

My very life hangs on thy

How Ciime that mark ?

haughty in

her demea7iour.

we found

KV.

GIKL.

the centre, pale

now

That mark those featiires and thy youth!

[Drugging AnLlNE forward, and in great agitation.

have

culprit.

(h'shevelled hair, but still

loith

Though

Sad thing
[Taking the hand of Arline, and suddenly seeing
the Wound on her arm.
What visions round me rise,
And cloud, with mists of the ])ast, mine eyes
1

as this passing scene

Will be through life by mo,
his heart, and none other like mine can adore

thee.

Yet (aloud) thou

art

not deceived 'tis thy father

before the

[Ar\.i^e staggers, and then rushes

arms.

into the CouJil'a

THE BOHEMIAN

XVI.

Cho.

GIRL.

The bereavement hath

The father his child

Prais'd be the will of heav'n

Whose

on them smil'd,
And n'hose bounty hath given

The

light

father his child

[Thaddbus hides

giv'n
!

his face in his hands,

much

7noved.

Cou.

Prais'd be the will of heav'n,

Dev. {Suddenly

Whose light o'er me smiled,

And whose bounty hath given

Than

Tha.

Though from
That heart

The
Cho.

child

this
is

bosom

father his child

Whose light on them smiled,

And whose bounty hath giv'n
The

beguil'd,

father his child

III.
Enter a Servant.

SCEITE I.
Splendid Saloon in the Castle

the (jround floor, a large

r/CorNT ABXn"RiM.

winduw at

the hack opening

on the Park. On the o.P. side, the door of a small

Cabinet, doors at the back, leading into spacious Gal-

What

the devil do

one's conversation

Seb.

Cou.

Enter Aeline, elegantly dressed for a

The castle

who

hall.

in every trial preserved its honour,

twice restored

me

to a father's arms,

and

at

length to a father's home.

Count Ahnheim

enters with

Every moment

of unhappiness.

am

Flohestein Ahlinb
is

moment

of

jealous of whatever divides us,

may be the interval. On a night of so much

joy, when so many friends are to assemble and participate in your father's delight, let me intercede for
one you have too much cause to be angry with.
Art,, (averting her head.)

The very sight of him

The wishes of my

{To the Count.)

dear father I would cheerfully comply with, but the

repugnance
Fi.o.

plead

{falling

really feel at

in

cannot overcome.

fact, I

on

his

knee.) Fair cousin,

let

me

and express the aw sorrow I

having for an instant believed it possible

my own

cause,

never in reality

is tilling

with guests

who

Count.
enquire
\_Exit.

{to

AnL. Allow me but time to fortify myself for

ceremony I am a stranger to, and I will follow you.
Flo.

That

is

but reasonable, uncle

my cousin's
my- peace of

hopes of

forgiveness,

restore

mind.

her.

\_E.reunt

Arl. I am once more

you leave me

short as

disturbs me.

critical part of

I will

live in

which can alone

\_Aside.']

I shall posi-

tively expire if I don't lead off the first quadrille with

runs into his arms.

Cou.

such n

at

[^Servant crosses to the

AnLiNE.) Let us hasten to meet them,

and afford me the joy of making you known to all.

Abl. The past appears to me but a dream, from

which I have at length awakened. Yet my heart recalls enough to convince me it was all reality. When
I think of the wandering life I led, my memory will

him who

you want
?

for your lordship.

leries.

revert to

Sg&-$JBJ-

ACT
A

^
^'

Prais'd be the will of heav'n,

riven,

- il5HJ

On

1-5

^^J*^

.^-'

be revil'd,

e'er

For the bounty hath giv'n

AVhose light o'er me smiled,

And whose bounty hath given

and

the crou'd,

Prais'd be the will of heav'n,

A father his

from

Better to go ere driven

A father his child

Abl.

etnerr/inff

Thaddeus away.

dra(jginii

Count and Floresiein.

left to

my

thoughts, and

the deep regrets which accompany them

can drive the recollection of Thaddeus from

and the lonely

life I led

the constrained one I

was

now

to

me

far

all

nothing

my mii-.d,

happier than

pass; and the graceful

me more than all this

gaudy apparel of nobility. (Going round the room to
see if any one is watching.)
Now no eye beholds me
I may at least indulge in a remembrance of the past.
{Goes to the Cabinet o.P. and brings out her gipsy dress.)
The sight of this recalls the memory of happy days,
and of him who made them happy.
dress of the gipsy girl

[As she

is

becomes

contemplating the dress, the

mndow

at

the back suddenly opens, n?i(/DEVlLSH00P springs

into the apartment.

THE BOHEMIAN
Akl.

(sovann'nt/.')

Ah

what seek you here with

me?

Pev

Hush!

but be

fear not;

ask you to rejoin our tribe

feci the loss of

Arl.

one liked more than

Impossible

Leave me,

silent.

Tve have

come

the

I pray,

X'vni.

Tha. And

will you then forsake your home, your

and follow me ?

kindred,

all

Tha.

Abline.)
Through the world

TRIO.
{to

mo

let

to

rest.

and

!:

GIRL.

never ceased to

all

wilt thou fly

]

fori^et

we have

Dbv.

Fjom

ever been acquainted.

have brought with

me one who

pretend

Wilt thou Fortune's frowns

has, un-

doubtedly, greater powers of persuasion than

As
Ar.L. \iu

to.

the room,
feelinc/s,

Tha. In

Thaddeus.)

rushes into his arms,

wealth and grandeur,

luxuiy, so

much

Dev. (coming down

thought you had forgotten

That would heave for me.

much

the midst of so

to

Thaddeus.)

All the world hitlier

Abl. Forgotten you

me

Had

wi uld always speak to

me

nothing else

of 3'ou, this (pniniiiuj

fly,

Come away with me

mo.

itinind

Tlirough the world I will fly

From the world with thee.
Could I hush a father's sigh

Tiiaddeus appears at the ivindow, enters

and Aeline, unable to restrain her

l_IIere

def)',

I will fur tliee?

can

me ?

the world with

Never let a lover's sigh

Ruin bring on thee

t'j

to the </ipst/'s di-essj

of you.

Hasten hasten thy safef3' calls

See where they throng the halls
This way
[ Going towards

Forgotten you

Tha. The scenes in which you now move may

drive from your memory every trace of the past, and
to hope
that you will someI nnly come, to ask
times think upon me.

[Devilshoof goes up

to the ivindow,

Anr,. 'sfoj'ping

Stop

Thaddeus.)
do not snap the string

Of the fondest

on the looh-out,

window.

t!ie

tie

my memory

In

To which the heart can

cling.

MIX.

I am

Tha.

When

And

When

you'll

Arl.
Tn\.

Dev.

Abline

goes

great emphasis says

Ar.i,.

up

to

Ahl. Oh,

is

reader the prospect dark indeed.

Escape

Arl. (pointing

overpowered with

out you.

no,

no

say not so

cast

is

hopeless.

Tha. If

it

to the cabinet.)

detection

Enter

we need

were not for

The venom'd
heart

is

here

not fear

thee,

would here

await

Yet alas 'tis but of short duration,

must leave you now for ever.

happiness.

more you and your doom

Thad-

to love 3'ou.

My

In the fulness of promi.se recede.

And

Abl. Whatever may be our futtire lot, nothing

should persuade you that I can ever cease to think
(overjoyed.)

leave

iiartiiigs

The hopes that were brightest the

dreams of the past.

{a.iide.)

Where

Tha.

breast':'

loriing out.}

{stil'i

A moment

Dev.

of^ever cease

affection's feelings rest.

not repose on affection's

Over the pangs such

'Twill break your own to see;

In such a moment I but ask
That you'll remember me.

ivitk

may

not.

Butter to die than to live to grieve

The beauty now they prize.

And deem it hut a faded light
Which beams within yom- eyes;
^V'hen hollow hearts shall wear a mask

DBUS, and

Oh, where should

remember me.

the song

me

Oh, leave

If they

coldness or deceit shall slight

end of

Nearer they come

Dev.

Their tales of love shall tell,

In language whose excess imparts
The power they feel so well
There may, perhaps, in such a scene,
Some recollection be
Of days that have as happy been,

[_At the

chained by fate to the spot.

other lips and other hearts

fur

cannot live with-

shafts of their deadliest hate.

Dev. Though here you may

linger, I will not

await

The

Abl.- Oh,

certain
if

blow of

only for

their

me no

The venom'd shafts of

power and

hate.

longer await
their deadliest hate.

!;

THE BOHEMIAN

xnn.
[THAD0EUS

?ias hare!;/

time to take refuge in the

GIRL.

Que.

and T)['.xii,suooF to escape by the loindow, when the great duors are thrown opeyj, and a

Count Aen-

assemblage enters, led by

brilliant

HEiM, Flobestein, ^'c. Count takes Abline's

ha7jd and presents her to the company.

Cou. A^elcome, welcome all share with me

the joy I

feel, -nliile I

present

my

faith I

begrudge

that door, and thyself be judge.

[CoTCJT rushes

door of the cabinet, which

to the

Aklinb

in vain opposes.

Cou.

Arl.

all

loved and long-lost

Thy
Open

cabinet,

Stand not across my path.

Brave not a father's wrath,

Thrown

me

Let

daughter.

thus across thy path,

abide thy wrath.

GovnT pushes Arline aside, opens the door, and

Thaddeus appears ; the Count reels back, and

[_The

FINALE.

Welcome the present, oh ponder not

Cho.

every one seems panic stricken.

On the days departed now

Let the cares that were theirs be forgot,

QUINTET and CHORUS.

And raised from pleasure's brow

Never mind Time, nor what he has done,

Count, Plobbstein, Thaddeus, Akline, and

If he only the present will smile uix)n.

Flo.

{^seeing the

gipsy dress on a chair

QtTEEN.

and taking

it

up.)

Cou.

{to

not an ornament tit to grace,

At such a moment, such a stately place.

This

is

And

perchance 'twere best

In this recess (pointing

Now

to hide the prize

cabinet)

to

from

his

Had
Flo.

it.)

Never mind Time, nor what he

the present,

upon
oh ijonder not

And

not surprised

this is

why

me

head.

more.

she said

must not touch the door.

It clearly would have been ill bred.
For rivals are a bore

Tea.

has done.

If he onlj' the present will smile

Welcome

hopeless to deplore,

That room and its fxeasure belong to me,

And from all intrusion must sacred be.
Clio.

attention has been riveted on the cabinet,

and seeing Florestein go near

feeling dead,

The thimder bursting on thy

lordship's eyes.

Arl. (whose

Arline.)
To shame and

Though every hope be fled,

Which seemed so bright before,
The vengeance I scorn to dread,
Which they on me can pour
!

On

days departed now

Let the cares that were theirs be forgot,
And rais'd from pleasure's brow.

AnL.

{horror stricken on seeing the

To

all

Queen)

but vengeance dead,

t^

She stands mine eyes before

Its thunders waiting on my head
I

murmur

l_A confused

What sounds

is

heard at

the

hack of the

stage.

In

break on the ear.

Checking young

joy's career?

Que.

\_A Femide, closely veiled, enters the apartment,

her hate to pour.

{maliciously eyeing

Arline)

All other feelings dead,

and

Revenge can hope

CoriNT Aenheim.

goes up to

all

restore,

thunders on her daring head

I only live to pour.

Its

Fem.

Heed

the warning voice

Wail, and not rejoice

The
Is

Cuo.

foe to thy rest.

one thou

and

\_She lets her veil fall

discovers the

Qdeen OF

THE Gipsies.

Cou. Who, and what

Whom
Que.

Think not
'Tis

art

tliou dost

my

thou

Let
foe

me know

tribe I

sway.

bra\-es the world's reproof;

List to the words I say

Cou. Base

is

now

conceal'd beneath thy roof.

wretch, thou

liest

to feeling dead,

not surprised us more.

Cou. (advancing to Thaddeus)

Leave this place thy polluting step hath
Depart, or thou art lost.
{casting a sorronful look on

Arline as he

logo.)

She loves a 3'outh of the

He

Although

Had

Tha.

warning wild,

thy refound child

And

deem my

This sorrow we deplore.

The thunder bursting o'er our head,

lov'st best.

To

threats I should contemn.

For thy dear sake

Arl. {summoning

The

resolution.)

I yield.

bursting torrent I will stem,

And him

I live for shield.

cross'd.

is

about

THE BOHEMIAN
Thaddeus by

^S/ie takes

Count, then

and

the hand,

(in-ns to the

;;

GIKL.

goes to the

XIX.

Although

in revealing the name I bear.

The home I shall see no moreThe land which to thee, in its deep despair,
The deadliest hatred bore

Company.

Break not the only tie

That bids my lieart rejoice,
For whom contented I would die
With energy.) The husband of my choice.

may

fall, as have fallen, the bravest of

'Twere better like them to die
And in dishonoured earth to lie.

fues.

Cou. (pishing between them and drawing

Thaddeus.)

his sword.

Depart, ere

These halls
{To Aelise )

my thirsty weapon stains

mth the blood of thy recreant

False thing

To

Start not, but listen

Thaddeus 6y the arm.)

warning voice that calls thee
Fly from the peril which enthrals thee

Of the ruthless invader, when might

With steel to the bosom and flame to the
Completed her triumph

[_Darting a furious look at Arline as she passes her.

Weep

rivers

for ages pine

TTe shall never be thine.

Queen is dragging Thaddeus tnvards

window Aeline stops him.
the

(to the

the

moment of danger, when freedom invoked

All the fetterless sons of her pride.
In a phalanx as dauntless as freedom e'er yok'd,
I fought and I fell by her side.
Jly birth is noble, unstained my west

As

[_Exeunt omnes

which close upon them

the

thine

own let

this attest.

\_Takes his Commission, seen in

and gives
to speak.

at the large doors (beside the ivindows),

Queen

is

seen to pass

out oj the icindow.

it to

Act 1., from his bosom,

Count, who stands fixed and

the

bewildered.

Pity for one in childhood torn

Fi-om kindred with whom she dwelt,

Ripened in after

roof,

o'er right.

In that

assembly.)

Your pardon if I seek

With my father alone

When the fair land of Poland was ploughed by the ho< if

List to the

Abl.

astonishment, yet great anxiety.

beloved too long, too well,

(seizing

As

bear, unresented, reproaches like those.

[Count Aenheisi and Aeline betray symptoms of

veins

Brave not the madness thou canst not quell

Que.

Than

j-ears to love

See at your feet a suppliant one

place should be your heart,
Behold the only living thing

The fondest that heart hath feltHas made me thus far faith renew
With outlaws chance first link'd me to.
As a foe on this head let yom- hatred be pil'd.

To which

But despise not one who hath

Ahl,

(failing at the CoUKT's/eef.)

Whose

Who
With

And

she had to cling

saved her
all

life,

o'er her years

the fondness faith endears,

her affections

Kend

watched

not such

Cou.

(greatly moved)

The
The

won

ties apart.

Arline! wilt thou? darest thou heap

stain thine after life will beweep.

On
On

by thee and sorrow bleach'd

dishonour never reached.

these haii-s
this heart

{rising

DEUS.)

and seeking refuge

in the

arms oj Tliad-

child.

their sorrows impart

To

the calmer scenes of

By

this

Till the

hand

feet of the Count,

to

tlie

heart.

thine hold

let

blood in

[Thaddeus, moved

Arl.

your

feuds of a nation's strife,

party storms of hf e.

Should never

Cou. Chikl!

so loved

its

veins be cold

tears,

is

who chcfks

about

to

fall at

at mine be tliat homage paid at liers,

Whothe fond one of feeling on thee confers.

Not

Whatever the danger, the ruin, the strifeIt must full united we are for life.
;

Cou. {with rage)

United and wouldst thou link
!

my name

In a chain of such deep disgrace

My rank, my very blood defame
With a blot no time can efface ?

The

child of

An
TnA.

my heart,

of

outcast gipsy's bride

my

house the pride,

and going up with great dignity

Count Aeniieim.
Proud lord, although this head proscribed
Should fall by the weapons thy wealth had bribed,
{breaking f torn her,
to

TRIO.

the

him.

Cou. Let not the soul o'er sorrows grieve.

With which the bosom hath ceased to heave
Let us not think of the tempest past.
we reach the haven at last.

If

Arl. Ne'er should the soul o'er sorrows grieve.

With which the bosom hath ceased to heave

we think of the tempest past,

reach the haven at last.

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THE BOHEMIAN

XX.

TnA. Wliy

should the soul o'er

sorro-svs grieve,

GIRL.
Nobles, Ladies, Guests, Sfc, pour in at each door.

With which the bosom hath ceased to heave ?

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If we reach the haven at last ?

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rushes into the arms of

then passes over to the

Thaddeus, and

Count.

Arlinb and Choeus.

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as

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find

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men have con-fin'd. y^

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bers in

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worth

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,

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the slave,

down

i*=r

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i^

5.
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lord,

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g=^^

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at the

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fi

3^;^:
ven

<<eance

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you pro-voke.

with the

tr

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:?=:

:?^

slave,

down

li^^

iTT^e^

:e-


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^the

'.

l U*

with

the

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with

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who would

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brave

ry

our

fu

our

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ry

who

the slave

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the slave

brave,

who

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:g-

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I

tf_

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brave,

ry

3*

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who

the slave
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i^at

gf

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fu

?nosso.

>

ry

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ff l^iu

fu

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the slave

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our

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would our

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with

the

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isa:

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slave,

down

I fO

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with

the

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fu

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ry

down

with

i^

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brave

ry

fu

the

slave,

down

with

ni

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would our

i
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who would

slave,

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^j^ fL^r

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wdiild

k-

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1

who

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re-

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who

slave

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our

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who

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brave.

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izz:
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fu

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brave.

fu

rv

brave.

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m.

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who

slave
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*-

'!!^?Il5f *~5^*' *^_^I

igl
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dowu

with

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with

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t

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:

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Oirl.

" (70)

Segue.

Finale continued.
Siiprani e Cimtralti.

aii;
tt

What
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eouuds

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Edition." Tlie Buhemian

1^

dBE

Qirl.^

71

Jfc?-,

Count.

z:i:=

-PP-

My

-\

It

child

my

child

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word

that

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lone

with

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par'd

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hand

pre

221

par'd

their

ihege

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guard,

to

lord's halls

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to

lord's halls

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and

cuard,

--- p-

122;
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hand

pre - par'd

their

leige

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to

lord's halls

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h-

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3^

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gunrd,

The Buhemian Gh-1." (72)

=t=

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with

de

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with

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all

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ties

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to

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ties

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all

ties,

all

jt

yond

m G

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with

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cing,

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ing,

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one

fight-ing,

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62.

S:

COITNT.

W^

mon

Wretch,

me

give

ster,

back

the

trea

sure

4:4=0:

i
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ill

*- ^

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foot

track,

steps
3

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go,

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who
3

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r - 1^

steps

who

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no,

the trea-sur'd

track,

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un-

we

less

>

him who

pray to

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(

->

Li

^=3 .

K>

heal- eth all

i^g/'-'

'

-*>-

^J

1^

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prize.

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!*

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--

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all

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row,

with

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sup

iii
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rj

ft:

ria=z^^
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who

Thou,

pliant

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'gy^

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might

in

su-prerae,

2di
^=g

Count.
r.jB^H

wlio

in

might

vm-

fe

thou

-^

>
-^

su

r:f
-

preme, o'er

the

- f-i

df^=^

fate

of

\^a-

fi

^^1=^

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^-

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the

o'er

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i^=s=5=3

'

reign

all

:^=^

fate

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*'

of

all

=t;*=z
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who

might

in

su

preme,

o'er the

fl^)

Thou,

who

in

^m~

might

Thou,

who

in

preme.

tL

rjiCZl\jC

might

su

preme,

o'er the

fate

fC

:^pr=Z3^

i: :sr^r^~

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1-

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reign

est,

est,

^^
reign

est,

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reign

Eg^^i^

iaii*!

thou

who

hope's pa

- lest

beam

thou

who

hope's pa

beam

PP

lest

-.v^ P-

in

the moiirn-er

sus

tain

est,

:n

the mouru-er

sus

tain

est,

C'-esc.

:t

-^

thou

who

-g
?

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...

ls-

hope's pa - lest

beam
r

<

:ic=^

est,

in

sus -

the mourn-er

sus

4-

;^^==n

g~ff

On

the 5taire this pra^'er

is

sunti

without Insirumcntal Acciiapanirnentb.

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Uiri.*' (

s.

tain

tain

- est,

est,

q'!=f=

I-

-^

=s=s=

4=^

the mourn-er

in

S
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all

reign

ig
of

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all

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of

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all

rs

o'er the

ft

z*-

su

of

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fate

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vouch

safe

an

to lend

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ear

the

to

of

grief

the

wail

cut

er,

:^=
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safe

an

to leud

ear

the

to

grief

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^-

3^

wail

the

of

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cut

vouch

safe

to lend

an

ear

the

to

zrN

g g
vouch

il

safe

to lend

an

ear

wail

the

cut

the dark

the

:^^=i^
short

the dark

the

of

grief

wail

cut

er,

short

the dark

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thee

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all

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though

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in love s c'>n -fiJ

lug

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meno mosso.

mure

breast,

deep

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have

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t==
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meno mosse.

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108

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dolce.

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hath

the spell

is

yet

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fK

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ter

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years have

j^

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but
,

=^

im

that

love

hath

trac'd,

that

love

hath

trac'd,

:^=b*

first

fond

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in love's con- fid

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her, but are driven

::^=^^
-sJ-

Arline looks ui him with

^^
-*--*-

-^

v-8;4-'XiA^

is

^:^r-^^ ^:

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^
I

law

else the

up

Florestein.

1&

221

=2=:

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who

They
Captain.

would

brave

the

i^

who

They
Soprani. (People.)
Sir^gHe Cmitr.
jj

^f-^^^

&i

who

They
J.

would

4f3

brave

the

brave

the

3:

=g=
would

E5SE

law

Tenori. (Gipsies.)

Why

W^

^h~r:r

5=2=

I^

should

we

^^^

It
They

who

r^-r-"-

would

brave

"T"^

law

the

8ra

J-

i/iLffa*
i

lis
f^E^^

law

the

fear

Bassi. ((ruards.)

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The

U.iyal

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q-

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fetf

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bs

Edition." The Bnhi-mian Girl." (155)

3=4=T
tm-*-*-

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p ^ -n^
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Arline.

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4i

i
s

draw

#
^-l-f=^

selves

but

draw

=t2=t2:

to the

-^^

-I*-*-

:t2=C

them

gainst

you

:^

cent

eIe
head

your

on

no

in

Thaddeus.

to the

liall,

* f-

-l.^!^-

to

hall,

the

Captain.

^2

C2-

=U=>zrpt

-Fr-

them

gainst

them

gainst

!3^:;e=:

but

3Z^

5f3=i =Pe:

selves

to the

hall,

but

to the

hall,

-V-^
draw

selves

but

draw

to the

to

hall,

=i=i=
-k2=t^:

to the

hall,

to

the

~f=2::

tf-

to

the

to the

hall,

i:
hall,

=5?=;^:

to the

hall,

haU,

to

Sea

pooo ptM mossu.

^P-

u Florestein.
"^^y

-P

hall!

yes,

ye3,

_(:2_

3&

_C2_

:tz=>c
hall,

to the

Captain.
^tszts

A^

m
t;

hall.

to the

hall:.
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nrj~

haU,

to the

hall

yes,

^ o 321
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hall,

to the
Iff

I*^

hall

IZ2Z

hall,

to the

w'ay,

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way,

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way,

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y^^

yes,

e^

way,

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sA 221

way,.

way,.

hall

Tlie Euyttl

Edition."

Tliu

the

-?2-

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:Ui:ic

^P^

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the:

to the

4^=t?:

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draw

i^:

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gainst

to the

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the

all

draw

:cz:

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selves

s^
'^^?^

itz=;2;

B.-hcmian Girl." ( 156)

the

s-B=

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to

the

ji2.

.(2.

to

the

zasz

way,

hall,

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122=

hall,

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?=

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to

haU,

the

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to

way.

haU,

to

the

E^

haU,

wuy.

to

the

haU,

way,

way,

to

the

hall.

way,

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J
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life
s

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way,

the

to

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J^g=fe

i
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way,

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to

way,

hall.

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p-rp-n^^T'^ig

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gi^^Ei
qti :^2

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Royal

EJmou. " Tbo

/Julioruiuh

Oirl." i57
(

tt^

he

i^

way,

to

the

hall,

way,

to

the

hall,

way,

way,

^^-

^:
5^fc

way.

the

to

&I
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the

:^

way,

wav,

hall,

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to

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ffi?

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pay,

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way.

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the

to

way,

hall.

way,

way,

hall,

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'-J-

Bohemian Girl." (158)

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2.

B^
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The heart bow'd down

in
The mind will,

f^-r-

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weight of woe,
worst de-spair,

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nients

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est

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too

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that
too

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were

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can
beau -

ti - ful,

too beau

ti -

fort

ful

co?te parte.

4:

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with

those

last

to

long

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no

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stiiiiyendo.

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while

de

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to
still

R.ival

cit

part

ing

ed

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Edition.-

Thfl Bolieunai, Girl."'

The

'

ex
de

=1

scenes
years

K-

P-

will blend,

o'er

ex- tend

its

>- *!

161)

to

eon espressione di doiore.

0^

pbr-^

:^
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^^:^^
on
on

ly friend

Iv friend

that
that

prief
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can
can

call,

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call.

its

own,

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that

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can
can

grief
grief

-=

-A

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call

its

call

its

own,,
own,.

that
that

grief
grief

can
can

call

its

call

its

:t=^

strmffnido.

^^
^

te

t-

own.
own.

--

:^:^
-1-

:^^st

The Royal Eailion.-" The Bohemian Girl." (162)

gg
^Wl

FINALK TO ACT
(Snatching the dagger from Arline.)

II

ad

lib.

Count.

^t^t

eifi

we

Hold, hold

can- not give

the

we

life

P^fc'

W=^

iE

t^=:

=t=

Piano,

m^

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wiTt?-p-^-p-^
take, nor re

nite the heart

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break, nor re

r J

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u-nite the

m,

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we break

i-H ; 1

o tempo.

>

heart

^^

^^ H

mark on Arhne's ami.)

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m^^e^jL.

^JZiiC^

/'

what

visions,

>'

U'

=P=F^

visions round

me

and

rise.

marcato.

e^: :t

Li:

with

cloud

the

^^

qi2=t=

'

r r

^^r^^^^

mists

of the

mine eyes

past

that

mark

those

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'/

t^ ^

izz:

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t<

^=^-1^

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IX

IX

1.x

fea-tures

and thy youth,

my

j^

>

ve

r
IX

ry

life

';

>

t.^

hangs on thy truth

=^

=&r

The Boyal Edition. " Tha Bohemian Oirl." 163

(

-^
^

how came

-(-

1,^

that

'a* ^

^j

^^

mark

-r

ll^p

^^

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how cauie that mark

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to recollect the

words of Thaddeus,^

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on

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my

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g
mv sixth

head

had

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at

bay, pur-sued

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by

11

^.:^>;m^s;.^ ^^g r>^^,ft

b:x^=i

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f^-S'
Bgit

who had

a wild deer,

ra-diance shed,

its

!-

,T

If^f=

izztc

iji

t-^-t-

{almost forgetting.

*^

-eii=*i
-i^

hunt- ers, cross'd

my
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way,

t^

a wild deer

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li

g- -g-

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^^*-^

*^**^*
i

i
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-\^

cross'd

-p

{MCotUets again and smile'.)

=*:
g-j
p^Hr-

-P

1^

T^

my way,

my
-

r?'"^

1'

1^

ten- der

!^i^
form by Iiis ant

^'H

an hum-ble

gored

ler

m^m-ft.

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----

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ir

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to

my

home,

k<>' .

to

my home

Z-^t^

=S=s^

g--^

4 9-^-

he but

mf

this

igSS:

and

day confess'd,

near

13

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i2-

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tale

The

re-stor'd.

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f b :-|

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1

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{Thaddms

it^

(^^S r^
hand

at

to re

rushes into the room.)

"iiSClS.
iszjs^Ein:^
I

late the

'
i

rest, to re-late

the rest.

Count.

C >

*:

g^

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:$*:

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t^. With the force of

t*^

!:

SP^
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* > * * i

The Royal Editlo"

"The Bohemian

Girl." 165
I

fear

and hope

my

'^

have to

^^-^r

cope!

child

^
'
^

,
^

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f
^

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wild

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f-

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de

li

t**

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bound

in

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"

my

rium of

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0^-^

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r-rr

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:p2=

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and

fa-ther's arms,

low'd

pil

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::
H

ri^ir

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--

soul,

-t^

i ^f-^r^

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rg^g^

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:m

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fran- tic

this

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0'

1*

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con

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who

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i-

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thia

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b"a a

my

he

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joy,

tt

to

'

TCgz:

'tis

'

I*

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the danger hrav'd,

he....

rf^

oh seek not

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11

5:

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0'

|jr-=>

3tB

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%)

.1

Ablins.

feel-ings

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'

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i
The Royal Edition." The Bohemian Girl." ( 166

ki

i^

^-h

=p=P=

lEff^

2z$:

i
3

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^^

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'

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rr
"

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'I

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y

a - larms

>

b^

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that

as-sail'd thy feel- ing

1?=S3^

js

TK-

^1^

>

1
trol

to

^1

those wild

aU.

bid

breast

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f^

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I

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wild

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de

li

t^
^i^ E^^
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my

rium of

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*-

,^"
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this wild de

r-

li-riuin

li

rium of

p-

S:

f-

r\ f\
'

:^=p5i
soul,

wild de-

.^r^

my

of

=t^
my

soul, of

soul.

Spefik,

BffiilTijj ji:
-^^

/=

ejn#* * *

Ahline.

jtL

3SO=
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=l,iClt

this

soul,

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f g
rr
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^^

^-

1-

[-

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The Royal Edition." The Bohemian Girl."( 167

(Thaddeus taking her hand very agitated.)

Ji^

-^

=P=fl:

-1-

^r-TT
3cztz

:^

-t-

Dear

dear

as thou lonphaat been,

as tliou long -wilt be,

Ji?z

=^^=:p?
e^^EEEf
zSrfcK

Z^t^^
Meno

mosso.

pp
^!^^tp5CpaE=pzz

zSz

:as--gi-g=

T^^^k

1i>=::^

-^

as this pas-sing scene

be through

will

life

*i^

*-i

>

tho' this

t^f-

"^ <
^ti *
^g

>

tf-

-4

-is^fe
ti-t-

*T

me,

to

s^
I

-!

heart,

m^=^ W

^:N,-^*' -

kv f

*-t

^"~S

=t?t
tber

like

^^r^.-^ - K
'^rrt

-t-

S-

mine can

S,

>

f^=fe=^==Js

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H*

f M*
TH
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,

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b Sp

yet thou art not de

dore thee,

TrT^p-* *

stringendo.

l^tt^

il .,

=1-^

it*
-

Le^_ ^=i^

t:&=^rF^=22=
and none o

T*-

=?^q^

^-l

stringendo.

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d

:&

mourn'd

a^-r^^gyg

i^S5^

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Ani.iNB.
A^idante inosso.

^^ ^ ^ p
r

Oh
Thaddeus

Ileav'n

^*ft-^'^P^"'^m

b<

-1

Prais- ed

:a=f=Pc^Str
:tic

Hea

of

^3, / >
=ssp :Ut r

'I

=^-!7-g'

thee!

i^

the will

be.

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all.

and follow me."

TRIO.
Legato.

Thaddeus.
q<!czac

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world wilt thou

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with

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from

love,

Andantino con motn

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lir

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IS

"y

as

will

for

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love,

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thee?

the

[^

world

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from

love,

fly,.

the world

with

thee,

from the world

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t=g-

^
GirJ."

181
(

:sr^r-

^
A ISIIS

fry-l^'

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bust

fa-ther's sigh.

1^

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love,

that

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me,

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through the world I would

fly,

world with thee,

from the

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me?

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l^
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my

love,

come,

fly

with

way

with

me.

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all

world

hi- ther

now.

fly.

me,.

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ver

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let

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fy,

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(

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come

m^'g=^
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come a

way,

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come

way,

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-'The Bohomien QirL"

a*

way,

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come,

183
(

for

me,

^^

come

way,

would heave

that

Jy, love,

>

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with me,

i-t^

come, come a

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and yonr

doom

cast

t^

The

hopes that were

bright

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pre

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pre

on

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days

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now,

not

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the

pre-sent will smile np

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on.

Florestein.

7
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^Tio Boheiriwi airl."<

186

p-

all

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^^

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pre- sent,

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pre-sent,

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not

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days

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Bohemian Glri." i91

(

QOEEN.

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interposes.''.

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not

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a-crosg

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my

path

thus

thy

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path,

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brave

not

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not a

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thy wrath.

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^B^Ez
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QUINTET WITH CHORUH>

Andmdino con

rnoto.

IIADDEUS.

^3

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ev

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be

which seem'd so

fled

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the

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scorn

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to

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