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Ruddigor  Act 1. Song. Sir Rupert Murgatroyd
Ruddigore  Act 1. Song. Sir Rupert Murgatroyd
3:4
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Whither away?
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Whither away?
2:6
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Song. If somebody
Ruddigore  Act 1. Song. If somebody
3:7
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor Aunt
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor Aunt
1:3
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Duet. I know a youth
Ruddigore  Act 1. Duet. I know a youth
3:15
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor child!
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor child!
2:10
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Scene. From the briny sea
Ruddigore  Act 1. Scene. From the briny sea
3:56
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Richard! Robin!
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Richard! Robin!
3:26
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Song. My boy, you may take it
Ruddigore  Act 1. Song. My boy, you may take it
1:26
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Ah, it's a thousand pities
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Ah, it's a thousand pities
3:16
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Duet. The battle's roar
Ruddigore  Act 1. Duet. The battle's roar
2:20
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Scene. If well his suit
Ruddigore  Act 1. Scene. If well his suit
4:46
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Trio. In sailing o'er
Ruddigore  Act 1. Trio. In sailing o'er
1:39
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Scene. Cheerily carols
Ruddigore  Act 1. Scene. Cheerily carols
4:57
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. A maiden
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. A maiden
3:40
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Scene. Welcome, gentry
Ruddigore  Act 1. Scene. Welcome, gentry
4:54
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor children
Ruddigore  Act 1. Dialogue. Poor children
3:45
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Duet. You understand?
Ruddigore  Act 1. Duet. You understand?
1:16
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Ruddigor  Act 1. Finale. Hail the bride
Ruddigore  Act 1. Finale. Hail the bride
13:50
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Opening. I once was
Ruddigore  Act 2. Opening. I once was
2:43
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Dialogue. This is a painful state
Ruddigore  Act 2. Dialogue. This is a painful state
1:43
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Scene. Happily coupled are we
Ruddigore  Act 2. Scene. Happily coupled are we
1:56
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Scene. So ho, my pretty!
Ruddigore  Act 2. Scene. So ho, my pretty!
3:3
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Scene. For a week... Painted emblems
Ruddigore  Act 2. Scene. For a week... Painted emblems
5:39
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Song. When the night wind howls
Ruddigore  Act 2. Song. When the night wind howls
2:43
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Dialogue. I recognize you now
Ruddigore  Act 2. Dialogue. I recognize you now
5:9
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Chorus. He yields!
Ruddigore  Act 2. Chorus. He yields!
2:24
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Scene. My poor master
Ruddigore  Act 2. Scene. My poor master
2:59
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Duet. I once was
Ruddigore  Act 2. Duet. I once was
3:15
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Dialogue. We have been married
Ruddigore  Act 2. Dialogue. We have been married
5:31
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Trio. My eyes are fully opened
Ruddigore  Act 2. Trio. My eyes are fully opened
2:10
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Melodrama. Master, the deed is done
Ruddigore  Act 2. Melodrama. Master, the deed is done
4:6
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Duet. There grew a little flower
Ruddigore  Act 2. Duet. There grew a little flower
4:3
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Dialogue. Stop a bit!
Ruddigore  Act 2. Dialogue. Stop a bit!
1:20
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Ruddigor  Act 2. Finale. When a man has been
Ruddigore  Act 2. Finale. When a man has been
2:24
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Tower warders, under orders
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Tower warders, under orders
4:3
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. When our gallant Norman foes
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. When our gallant Norman foes
4:26
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Alas, I waver to and fro
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Alas, I waver to and fro
2:37
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. I have a song to sing, O!
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. I have a song to sing, O!
3:40
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. 'Tis done! I am a bride!
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. 'Tis done! I am a bride!
4:23
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Oh, Sergeant Meryll, is it true?
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 1. Oh, Sergeant Meryll, is it true?
17:16
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Night has spread her pall once more
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Night has spread her pall once more
4:29
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. A private buffoon is a light-hearted loon
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. A private buffoon is a light-hearted loon
3:3
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Here-upon we're both agreed
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Here-upon we're both agreed
1:48
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Free from his fetters grim
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Free from his fetters grim
2:41
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Hark! What was that, sir?
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Hark! What was that, sir?
3:53
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. A man who would woo a fair maid
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. A man who would woo a fair maid
3:44
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. When a wooer goes a-wooing
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. When a wooer goes a-wooing
2:56
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The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Comes the pretty young bride
The Yeomen of the Guard  Act 2. Comes the pretty young bride
10:15
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The Mikado  Medley "The Mikado Quadrille"
The Mikado  Medley "The Mikado Quadrille"
9:3
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Introduction -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Introduction -
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Each day this realm of England faints and fails -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Each day this realm of England faints and fails -
2:35
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Good Thane, most noble Thane, I pray... -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Good Thane, most noble Thane, I pray... -
2:21
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Welcome, Sir Knights! -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Welcome, Sir Knights! -
5:17
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Drink, drink ye all... -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Drink, drink ye all... -
3:46
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. The Palmer! The holy Palmer! -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. The Palmer! The holy Palmer! -
7:27
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Is she not fair? And she is rich withal
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 1. Is she not fair? And she is rich withal
2:7
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. O moon, art thou clad in silver mail... -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. O moon, art thou clad in silver mail... -
4:30
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. Good Palmer, thou didst speak of one I know... -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. Good Palmer, thou didst speak of one I know... -
6:5
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. Like mountain lark my spirit upward springs
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 2. Like mountain lark my spirit upward springs
3:40
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Will there be no more fighting? -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Will there be no more fighting? -
3:52
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Plantangenesta! -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Plantangenesta! -
3:6
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Isaac, my Jew, my purse of Gold -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. Isaac, my Jew, my purse of Gold -
3:7
78
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. 'Tis from our Royal brother, Louis of France -
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. 'Tis from our Royal brother, Louis of France -
3:29
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Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. What means his motto?
Ivanhoe  Act 1. Scene 3. What means his motto?
6:33
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. Strange lodging this for England's King -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. Strange lodging this for England's King -
5:53
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. There is a custom in the East -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. There is a custom in the East -
2:30
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. I ask nor wealth nor courtier's praise -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. I ask nor wealth nor courtier's praise -
3:3
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. Not bad, say I, nor badly sung! -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. Not bad, say I, nor badly sung! -
1:12
84
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. The wind blows cold across the moor -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. The wind blows cold across the moor -
3:1
85
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. And now for combat! Where's this friend of mine?
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 1. And now for combat! Where's this friend of mine?
3:51
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Will not our captor dare to show his face? -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Will not our captor dare to show his face? -
5:48
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Welcome, Sir Templar! But I may not stay -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Welcome, Sir Templar! But I may not stay -
1:7
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Her southern splendour, like the Syrian Moon
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 2. Her southern splendour, like the Syrian Moon
3:3
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Whet the keen axes -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Whet the keen axes -
7:26
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. O awful depth below the castle wall! -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. O awful depth below the castle wall! -
1:6
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Lord of our chosen race -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Lord of our chosen race -
3:16
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Take thou these jewels; here is wealthenow... -
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. Take thou these jewels; here is wealthenow... -
7:55
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Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. What sound is that?
Ivanhoe  Act 2. Scene 3. What sound is that?
2:50
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Happy with winged feet -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Happy with winged feet -
5:34
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Tend thou the Knight thou lovest -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Tend thou the Knight thou lovest -
1:16
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Ah, would that thou and I might lead our sheep... -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. Ah, would that thou and I might lead our sheep... -
3:51
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. But hark! what sound is in mine ear? -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. But hark! what sound is in mine ear? -
1:47
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. I see them now; the dark wood moves with bows -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. I see them now; the dark wood moves with bows -
2:56
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. How canst thou know what pain it is to lie...
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 1. How canst thou know what pain it is to lie...
5:44
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Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 2. Light foot upon the dancing green -
Ivanhoe  Act 3. Scene 2. Light foot upon the dancing green -
4:16
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