COX AND BO

OR

THE LONG-LOST BROTHERS

TRIUMVIRETTA IN ONE ACT

ADAPTED TO THE LYRIC STAGE FROM J. MADD1SON MORTON'S FARCE

OF

BOX AND COX"

BY

F. C. BURNAND

THE MUSIC BY

ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN

Boosey & Hawkes

Music Publishers J^imited J
London ■ Paris ■ Bonn ■ Johannesburg ■ Sydney • Toronto ■ Nflj> York
 IMPORTANT NOTICE
The unauthorised copying
of the whole or any patt o(
this publication i( illegal
COX AND BOX

F. C. BURNAND ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN

N9 1. OVERTURE

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 N9 2. RATAPLAN.
bouncer's song.

Allegretto marziale

Piano

smpre

We sound ed the Imm

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pet, we lit';t(,. tlie drum, Some - how the

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So I gave up my

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horse in her..... Ma . jes - ty s force, As there was - n't a

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foe - man To meet with ttlfl yeo - m;tn, And so no in - Vfl - sion

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Threat-end the n.i - tion,

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There was - fit a man, hi the rear, or the van, Who

e staccato

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found an oc - ca-sion, There was- nt..- a man in.... the rear or..... the....

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van, Found .in oc - ca to sing Ra-ta -

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plan! Ra-ta - plan! Ra - ta - plan! Ra. ta . plan! Ka-ta . plan, plan, plan,

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plan, plan, plan, plan,plan, plan, plan, Ra-ta- plan! plan, plan,

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Ra - ta - plan!

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N93. STAY, BOUNCER, STAY.

DUET.

Allegro agitato.
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Piano.

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COX. Itceit,

Stay, Hoitn-cer, slay'. To me it lias oc - cuni, That now^ the

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BOUNCKR. f«.si'/

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time witli you to havfl a word. What can lie mean?

a tempo

COX. BOUNCKR.

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tram ah'. Lrom - bio! Lis-ten! With pleasure!

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Andante.

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Now coals is coals, as sure as eggs is

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cre.se.

Coals Iiav - 'nt souls, no more than they have lpgs; But as yoii will ad-

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□r no lees, my

appassionato
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My coals con - trive to go, con - trive. go! Well,

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cox.

I should say— or .is it .seems to me— Ex - Set-

BOUNCKR. COX. BOUNCER. (&>(«&)

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Quite so, Then we botli a As we n - greo, good -

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COX. BOUNCER.

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- day. I've .some-thing more to say. Mis - tcr Cox,

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Mia - ler Cox, My feel - tngS o ver - - BOW - 3F

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Should once SUS -pect, That Boun-cer is

cox.

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a <iod ger.

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Andante.
BOUNCER.

As to w!io takes your coals, wood, and all tliat, It

cox.

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must Iiavo been— No! no! 'Twas not the cat!

cres-c.

BOUNCER.
Allegro militano. J= loa. f

Ra-ta - plan, Ra-ta-plan, I'm a

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mi - li - la - ry man, Rougli, lion - Bat, I llQpe, IJio' mi - pol - isli'd, Ami 111

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liet you a hat, That aa lo the «-nt, Tlic cat in Hie arm * ya a -

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ishd R.i ■ ta - plan, Rn - (n-plan, YoilVe a mi - li - t,i - ry man,

Hon - eat I hope, tlio it docs - n'f, ap-pear, And as to the cat, tlie.

is ■ nt hi tlie a

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 BOUNCER.

Ra ■ la-plan, Ha ■ la-

-plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - ta plan,— plan,....plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - ta -

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-plan, Ra- ta - plan, Ita - ta plan, plan,.... plan, Ra- la-plan,

-plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - ta - p!an, plan, plan, Rn - ta -plan, Ra - tn ■

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Ra - ta-plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - la - plan, plan, plan.

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- plan, I'm a mi - li - ta - ry man
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Ra - ta-plmi, Ra - la - plan He's a mi - li - Ea - ry

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A mi - li - La - ry>
I'm a mi - li - (-.1 - i'y man,

man, 's a mi - li - ta - ry man,

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mi - li - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry,

ve - ry mi - li - ta - ry man,

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li - li ■ ta - ry man. Ra - la - plan, Ra - la- plan, Im a mi - li - In - ry man,

mi - li ■ ta- ry man. Ra ■ ta - plan, Ra-ta-plaa, He's a mi-li - la - ry man,

Hon - est 1 nm, as 1 liopo to ap-pear, Anil as to Hie cat, the

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Hon - est, I hope tlio' it doesn't ap - pear, And as to tiie cat, the..

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trea- clier- ous cat, It is - u'l in Uio ar- my, and we won't have it hero, Ra - ta -

trea-cher-ous cat, It is - n't. in the ar-my, and wo won't have it here, Ra - ta -

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- plan, Ra - ta - plan, lm mi - li - ta - ry man, Im n

-plan, Ra - In - plan, He's a mi - li - la - ry man, Hok

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mi - li - tji - ry, mi - H - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry, mi - H - ta - ry

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mi - U - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry, mi - H - ta - ry, mi - li - ta - ry

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 N9 4. A LULLABY.

(BOX S SONG.)

Andante ma non troppo lento

Piano.

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Hiisli'd is the ha - con on tlie grid, I 11 take a nap and

pppp
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close my eye, Soon shall 1 be nod - ding, nod - ding1, nid,

nid nodding, nodding, nodding, nodding, Sing - ing In 1 ■ la - by, Lul-la -

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Liil-Ifli Inl-la, lul. la, lul-lflj Itil-la-

Till I a - wa - ken, Tliere you will stop, Husli-fl - bye con,

on tlie coal top, Lul - la - by, Lul-la - by, Lul-la - by,

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Lul - la - by, Lul - In - by..

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N? 5. "MY MASTER IS PUNCTUAL'.'

<sop;g and dance.)

Allegretto non troppo.

cox,

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II My mas-ter is punc- tu - al .il-ways in

Piano.

Un-pnnc-tu.al. i - ty even slight is in Ais Eyes such a rrimo that on

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si.ow.ing mypkizsin Ais simp, i thought thBreJB he the de.vii to p.iy,

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Shop, 1 tlionglit tlierecl be the de-vil l.o pay.

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My
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a-gad am-ploy-er, with hisphy-si- B-g

Shin-ing from seap like a atar in » - t» - no - my, Said, "His -ter Cox, you'll o

. blige me and lion-our mo, if you will take this as yaur ho. H - day,

as with fnflnJO-w' delight and satifj'action)

If you will take this as your ho-li ■ day.

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Vi-sions of Brighton and back, and of Hoa/i-ei-uUle, Cheap fare ex-cur- sions nl

poco rail.

rea-dy the squash / ./'eel, Fear- ing the rain, put. on my Mack- in - tosh /

tempo

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Now for my break-fast, my light de.-Jett- nn;/, Now for my break - fast, my

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light ds-Jeu-nay.

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 N<?6. WHO ARE YOU, SIR?

(TIUO.)

Allegro moderato. (J = ios)

C\ cox.
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Who arc you, sir?

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Piano.

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BOX.

Tell me who? If it comes to Lh.it, sir, tr. who are you?

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Who are you, sir'1 What's that to you, sir?

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Who, sir? You. sir?

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Wliat's l.hat to w/io, sir? Who arc

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Who art you, sir? Tell me wlio, sir?

you, sir? Toll me who, sir? who arc

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who are you, sir? Tell me who, sir1?, who are you, sir? Tell me who, sir?

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you, sir? Tell me who, sir? who are you, sir? Tell me who, sir? who arc

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you, sir? Yes, 'tis the
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you, sir? Yes,' 'tis tlie prin-ter!

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hat- ter'. Yes, 'tis the list tor.

Yes, 'tis the

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Allegro furioso. (Jni44.)

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Priu . ter, prin - ter, tako a hint -
BOX. ftui"(A suppressedJiuy.)

H,it - ter, li.it - ter, cease your clat - ter.

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Leave the room or. elso sliall I, Vain - ly st.nig.gle

Leave the room or. else shall I, Vain - ly strng-gle

fierce rit1 - .sire.

fierce do- sire

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an in . . ju.ry, an in

an in . . ju. ry, an

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jn - ry!

ju - ry!

Hat - ter, hat - tur, cease your clat - ter,

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Prin - ter, prin - ter, take hint - ter,

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Hat - ter, hat - ter, cease your clat . ter,

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I'rin - ter, prin - ter, t.ike hint - ter,

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go. Hat . ter, Jiat - ter, cease your clat- ter, Hat - ter, hat. ter, cease your

go. Prin.ter, prin-ter, take a hint - for, Prin-tOf, prin-ter, take a

Clat-ter, Hat-ter, hat-ter, hat-ter, hat- tor, hat- ter, cease your clat-ter,

hint - &r, Prin-ter, prin-ter, prin-ter, prin. ter, prin-ter, take a hint - ter,

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ill go. Hat . ter, liat - ter, cease your clat - ter, clat - ter, cease your clat - ter

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Prin- ter, prin- ter,y take a hint- ter, hint - ter, take a liint- ter,

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Your room!

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Hero is my re-ccipt for

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BOX

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Your re

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coipt is ve - ry fine,

If you come to tlial,, sir, Hero is

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mine. Mur - der!1 He can set - tie tlio hat - ter,
COX.

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Thieves! Botin-ccr! He can set- tie the prin . ter,

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Enter BOUN'CER.

Ra-ta-plan!

turn out the man! Boun-cer! Boun-cer!

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turn out tiie man!. Boun-cer! Boun-cer!

Ra- la-plan! Ra-ta-plan, Ra-ta- plan, Ra-ta.plan, Ra-ta - plan!

Allegro vivace. <J=ios.) ff

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plan, plan, plan, Ra-ta - plan, Ra - - ta - plan, Ra ta - plan, Ra - ta

plan, plan, plan, Ra-ta - plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra ta - plan, Ra ta

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plan, plan, plan, Ra-ta - plan, Ra ta - plan, Ra (a - plan, Ra - ta -

plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra-ta - plan, Ra - (a - plan, Ra - ta

plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - ta - plan, Rn - ta - plan, Ra ■ fa

plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra-ta - plan, Ra - la - plan, Ra - ta

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■ plan, Ha - ta - Ra - ta ■ plan,

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-plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plnn, plan,

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plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ha - la plan, Ra - ta - plan, Ra - ta-

plan, plan, plan, plan, plan', Ra - la - plan, Ra - la - plan, Ra - la - plan, Ra - ta -

- plan.

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- plan.

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N9 7. THE BUTTERCUP

(DUET SERENADE.)

Allegretto con espressione

Piano.

cox.

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The but-ier-cup dwells on tlie low . Iy mend, The d.ii-sy is bright to

But bright- ©r far are tlio eyes that rend The thoughts in the heart of

me. I come by night, [ come by day, 1 come in the morn to sing my lays I
 BOX.

I play on tlie c cer -

rail-.

know my notes, I count each bar,

I
colla uoce

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cadenza

- na,The con-cer-ti na too Fid-dle-id-dle-dum,

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Fiddle-id-dle-dum, Fiddle-id-dle-

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Fid-die- id. die, iil-dle, id-die, id - die, dtim,

dim.
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Fid-dlo - id-die- um, Fid-die -id- die-

duin,

f dim.

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BOX.

■v—r~
coine by night,

dum, Fid-die - Id- die -um, Fici-dlc- id - rilo - dum, Kid-die - id - dlo-um, Fid-rile- id- die -

£
come by day, como in the morn to

- dum, Fid-die - id- die- um, Fid-rile . id - die - dum, Fid- die - id - die- um, Kid - die- id - dlo
1

cresc.

sing my lay, know my notes

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- dum, Fid-die-id-dle-um, Fid-dlo - id - die - rinm, Fid-die . id. dle-dum, Fid. dlo - id - die-

cresc.

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■ count each bar, And I've learnt a tune on the

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- (tiim,Fid(llc-id-(lle-(luin, Kid-dlo-id-dlo- dmn,Fid-die.id- iUe-d»m, dnm,diim, dum, la, Ja, la, ta, [a,

tar, on

la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, ]a, la, la, la, la, la, la,

cresc.

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cresc.

-■—s—-

on the
tar,

dim.

la, la, la, La, la, la, la, la, la, In, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, U,

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Ifl' Ia' la> la> '*i !-i, Fill - die- id . die - um, Kill - die - id . die-

cresc.

notes, I count each bar. I've learnt a

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- dum, Fid-die- id- dle.dum, Fid-die -id - die - dum, Fid-die - id-die-dum, Fid- die- id- die -

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tnno on tlic g.iy gui - tar.

- dum, on the gay gui - tar

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H. 10116.
 N?8. NOT LONG AGOr

ROMANCE,

Allegretto comodo
*£-! nox.

Piano.

cox.
•—m

long a - go it was my fate to cap-l.i - vnte a wi - dow At RamS-gate; I, 'tis

BOX

odd to state, The same at Mar.gate did, oh! By her not lilt - ing to b.e kissfo 1

f
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cox.

thought I'd bet-tar

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try to in the Life Guards or Blues en-list; How odd! and SO did

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I too.

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COX. BOX.

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wns not tall e . nough, ttioy said; Tno short, they said, of me; The In-fan-try I

COX. BOX -

cn-ter. ed, And I the in- fan - tree; My wi-dow of-fer'd to pur.chase my dis -

5;

r?\ cox.

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.- charge from the marching Hue, oh! Tliat's odd, eo-in-cl - deni-al-ly, The vc - ry same did

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mine, oh! I ha - si - ta - led tu nun - sent, Kor my con - sent she

ted: I gave it. Ah! with mine I went, And ne -ver he - si

near at leng-th.We liop'd itwonldbe sun - ay, 1 found [ noed-ed all my strength To

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face llio <:e - re - mo - ny, I sud-den-ly found out I was un - wor • thy to pos

sess her, I f.olil her so ,tL once he - canst; I fcar'd it might dis -

/7\

-tress her. Bo - fore the words were out of my mouth, There came from lite North and-

fiewto the South, A somelhing-th.-itcame un - pleasant - ly near, ClaMsiMngiSpaWfir-ing-,

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bat-tar-ing1.Shat-ter-ing;, Dash-ing, clash-ing-, smash-ing1, flaBh-ing-, slash - Ing, crash- ing',

missing; but whizzing right past my ear.

II sliat-lcrd it-self on tliemaii-tel piece

COX. OX.

whop! What was it? Ah! tram - ble, the ' t>a - sin caii'd

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Allegro molto.(J =

re tal- I - a - ted,And hurl'd at my wi - dow a crock1 - e - ry tea - cup.

cox. yiKott 13 OX.

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Be-twet'ii yOu^herijtherewas n irar.-tion, Ami I wasthrcat-ciiM with an

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BOX.

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ac-lion. 0 del! pro- ceed. 0 no morn when I had fln-ish'dmy ab-

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COX. i BOX.
Andante. (J = so.)

■lu-tion, I took— a

foes, None sup * pose, No - bo-dy knows what. I docs,

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tie up my clothes, My. shirt and my hose, My socks for my foes, My...

Y^S-

li - nen for nose, I think of my woes, And nn -dor the rose . I pack up my bun-die, and

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COX (Spoken) Ha! I see, you left in a tiff!
BOX.

i/npoco pit/ viun. fJ=[fis.)

so-Iemn-ly walk'd to the cliff, And, sing - ing a sort of a dul . cet

/I.-) o- J 1.1 -I
dirge, Put down my bun - die up - on the verge,

TT "*" "T

Heard the wild sea-gull's mourn-ful cry,

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took outs look on tile wave be- low, And I rais'd my hands in an ,i - qo. ny throe, Ami 1

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well, fare- well to the land of my birth, Fare - well, fare-well to my

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What a c!e-vcr man,What <i ca-pi-tal plan,You've

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N9 9. "MY HAND UPON IT"

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Ann Has mar-ried a - no-ther re . spec. ta. hie man, Three cheers for

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