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Purcell Henry King Arthur Vocal Score 86942
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come,we come, we come^we comej' says the oubl^double, doubl e beat of the thund'ring Dnmil
Now they charge on a main,now they raLly a g^ain, The Gods from a_ bove the mad la_bour ho.
hold, And pi.ty ManJtind that will perish for Gold, And pi_tyMan.kind that will perish forG'nId
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.hold, And pi ty ManJcind thatwillperish for Gold, And pity Man_kind thatwill perish for Gold.
The faint. .ing Sax. _ons quit their ground, Their Trumpets lan.guish in the
sound, Tliey fl>,they fly, they fly.they fly, "Victoria Vic. .to ria"the bold Rri.tons
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The fainting Saxons quit their ground, Their Trunii)ots Ian guish in the
cry. The fainting Saxons quit their grouml, Their Trumpets lan.guish in the
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ceive je, trust them not, for thej'll de.^.ceive ye, and in bogs and marsljcs
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Let not a moon born Klf mis_lead ye From your prey and
See the foot—steps plain ap .pearing, That v*ay Os.__wald
from your glo ry; Too far, a..._ las! he has be....traj'd ye, FoL.iow the
chose for fly ing, Firm is- the turf, and fit for bearing, Wliere yonder
flames that wave be. fore ye Sometimes seVn and sometimes one —
dews are iy— ing, Far he can. not hence be gone.
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Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry on 1
No Goblin or Klf shall dare shall dare to of _ fend ye*
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Shepherds, how haj)p\ their l.ass.es, While Drums and Trumpets are sounding A.
Britain with Graces at-_ten-ded, Let not your dajs without plea.sure ex.
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O ver our Ioh_.I\ slicdsall the storm pass-— es, And ^heii we
Ho-iiour's but emp t} , and, \^hen jouth is end ed, All uun nmII
die 'tis in each o thers arms. All the dav on our herds
praise you, but none will de sire, Let not youth fly a_- way
and flocks em ploy ing, All the night on our Flutes and in en.
with__-out con sent ing, Age will come time e nough . for your re-
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Pipes are sweet on suuk uier's day, But, a lit tie af __ter toy ini;',
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Women have the shot to pa> sh(,t to pay. Here are marriage
Women have the shot to pa> shot to pay. Here are marriage
for signing-. Set your Marks, that can. not write, Af_ tor that, with.
vows for signing. Set jour Marks, that can. not write, Af-ter that, with.
t re__.pi_ning, Play, anil uel.come Day and Night, Play, and wel.come
Play, and wel.come Play, an? wel come, Play, and wel.come day and night.
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See, sce.sceT' see, see we as-semble thy Revels to hold. See,
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See, see, see, see, see we as_semble thy Revels to hold. See,
see, see, see we as--seinble thy Revels to hold, Tho'quivring with (old, tho
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chatter, chatter, chatter and tremble, See, see we as--semble thv Kevcis to
chatter, chatter, chatter and trenihle, See, see we as--seinble thy Revels to
hold, the quivrina: m ith cold, tho quivring- with coM, We chatter, chatter,
hold, tho' qui v'ring- with cold, tho' quiv'riny with cold. We chatter, chatter,
chatter, we «hatter, chatter, chatter and tremble, See, see, see, see ne a
chatter, we chatter, chatter, f'hatter and tremble. See, ee, see, see we as_
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Tis Love, 'tis Love, tis Love that has warmd usjTis Love,'tis Love, 'tis Love that has;
warmd us; In spite of cold weather He broug-ht us to.-g'ether, Tis Love, tis
Love, tis Love thathas warmdus; Tis Love, 'tis Love, 'tis Love that has
Love, tis Love thathas warnulus: Tis Love, 'tis Love, 'tis Love that has
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Sound a par _ley, a par ley, ye Fair, and sur __ren der'
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Fajj, and sur_ ren.der,' Set your_ selves and your Lo.__Ters at ease,
Fair, and sur render) Set your.selves and your Lo vers at ease,
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Sound a par le\, ye Fair, and sur. ren der, Sound, sound,
Fair and sur _ render) Set your.se ves and your Lo.vers at ease;
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bles. sing, Love was made, Love was made for a hies
made for a bles sing and not for a pain, Love was
made, Love was made for a bles sing and not for a pain.
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Round thy coasts, fair nymph, of Britain For thy guard our
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waters flow: Proteus all his herd admitting, On thy greens,to graze, be _ low,
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all the world out. _ vies; And Pan, as in Ar.cadia, reig-ns. And
ali, all the world out vies; And Pan, as in Ar.cadia, reigns, And
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Pan, as in Ar-ca.dia, reigns.Where pleasure mix'd ... with profit lies. Tho' Jason's
Pan, as in Ar.ca.dia, reigns, V\here pleasure mix'd ... with profit lies. Tho Jason's
Pan, as in Ar-ca.dia, reigns, Where pleasure mixd ... with profit lies. Tho Jason's
fleece was famd. was famd of old. The British wool, the British
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wool is growing-, groM_ ing gold; No mines can more, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
wool is growing, grow, ing gold; no,no,no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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keeps the peasanis from the cold. And takes, and takes for Kings theTj.rian Dye
keeps the peasanis from the ccld. And takes, and takes f«r Kings theTv-rian Dje.
keeps the peasants from the cold. And takes, and takes for Kings theT\.rian Dye.
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Fairest Isle, ail isles ex. -ceL. ling, Seat of plea.sures and of loves,
Ve-nus, here, Mill choose her dweli-ing. And for - sake her Cy.prian groves;
Jea-lou sy, that poi.-sons pas.sion, And des-pair, that dies for love.
Gentle murmurs, sweet com. plaining-, Sighs that blow the fire of love,
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And, as these ex. eel... in beau-ty. Those shall be., re. nownd in love
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soon, or jea—lous fears o'erflow the joys oerf low. . the joys with floods of tears.
one soft moment makes amends For all the tor uk iits that at Jends.
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haste; Let us love, let us love,and to happiness haste, haste, haste, haste.
haste; Let us love, let us love, and to happiness haste, haste, haste, haste,
haste, Age and wis. dom come too fast ; Youth for lo__-ving was de_.sign'd. Youth for
haste, Age and wis.dom tome too fast Youth for lo_„ving was de signd,
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