Trial by Jury W: S

Trial by Jury W: S. Gilbert Arthur Sullivan

Scene: A court of 'rwshce' rhe Bench faces thb rturlienee, and eatends along the baek court. ?he Judgels desk c., with canopg of the ooerhead.' ,rury-boa 8., counselb seati ,t. Barristers, Attorneys, ,furgmen, and public discoaered.

Itlo. 1. "Hark, the hour of ten is sound.ing,, Opening Chorus and. Solo Ensemble and Usher

Piano

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Ch o rus SOPRANO and ALTO

Hark, the hour of ten is sound Hearts with anx TENOR and BASS

L_--',,...--- 1',: - C u-: --:----

fears are bound Hall of Jus - crou'ds sur - round

t-----

39209 39209 Breath- ing hope a

An- ge- li - na, Short- ly will ap - pear.

For day flft, Sum- moned stern d;Ly 1n this

sub 1l&, fe 11&, sum- moned by

Alternative Parts

na, Short- lY

- na, Short- Hark, the is sound - Hearts with anx ious

fears are bound - Hal1 Jus - tice

Breath-ing hope and For to-day this a- re- na, 6 fTeqor may double Bass here

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Morlerato

Noui Ju - ry - men, hear my ad -

vul-gar pre-

mind, From . bi - as free of ev 'ry tri - al

39?00 f r-- s----1

Si - lence!

From bi- as free of ev-'rv kind.This

lis - ten to the plaintiff's case: ob - serve the fea- tures of her face- The

bro - ken- heart - ed

kind, This

39209 Cho rus Unison

the plain-tiff's shrieks, The ruf- fian - ly de - fen- dant speaks-L'p- .------. .----..--. ----._-- kind, This

r----J-_1

Court!-

Chorus Unison

From bi AS free

must be

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I =I nD. t2 No. 1a. "Is this the Court of the Exchequer" Solo and Chorus Defendant and Ensemble

Defendant Allegro vivacc (g ttte r Dqfendu n.t,,L. )

the Court of the cheq - uer? be firm, my the De- fen-dant!

Lawyers and Pu blic

Jurymen I\{on - ster, dread 4haking thezr fists) ,-

llon their

Dread

D efend ant

Hear me, hear me, if youplease,Theseare ver-y strangepro-ceed-ings-For,per_

39209 (De/endant bechorts to Jurgmen.. 'I'/reg leuue tlte bott and gutlter round htm as they sing the

of my plead- ings, You're at

.fottoring.)

Chorus (sutiricultyl

his plead-ings \\'e're .t5 No. 2. "When first my old, old love I knew,,

o Lllj. lll T,i,,",', "," "i"'"T "

1. When first old love I kneu', My bo - somwelled joy sant palls thesense; And love un-chansed

My es at her feet I vasa And be-came a bore Un - to her

No terms seemedtoo_ ex- trav - a-gant Up - on her to_ em- With fit - ful glim- mer burnt my flame, And I grew cold _ and

39209 I tused mope, and pant, Just like a sick At last, morn - be- came An - oth- er'.'; sick

boy! boy.-- Chorus ,

Tink - p

I used +:-1.tlt6-4 ,. - 4^-1,Ldrl[, - dL last, - Q\ Qna uerse onlg)

sigh, and pant, Just like a love- sick I be - eame An- oth- er! love- sick - -

tank, tink, Tink- a-tank. f

I-listesso tempo Chorus of furymen (aside, adaancing stealthilg)

I u'as like that when a lad!

shock- ing youngscamp of a rov- er, be- haved a reg- But that sort

splen-dent; And, there - fore. I have- rit a r.Jap Of sym- pa- thy Allegretto

tre:rt us n'ith arl'e,

Usher, Defendant, and Foreman, with SOPRANO

Sing-ing so mer- ri - ly-

;J9'20 () (Ihey enter tke jurg -boc.1

Usher (on bench)

Si - lence in Court! zl No. 3. '411 hail , great Judge!" Chorus and Solos Ensemble, Judge, and Usher

And"ante maest,oso (Enter Judge on bench)

hail, great Judge!_ To yorrr bright rays, We nev - er grudge_ 22

each de cree As stat_ute And er be ---G-

Re -versed For these kindwords ac-cept my thanks, I

But first - ly, if the time you'll not - be-grudge, I'11

a Judge.

Chorus

a tenE o He'lI tell us horr' he f J. +'h

He'll tell us

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tell us horv

horv he came to

Judge, to be_ J -

he be-

you how'

Judge, He'll tell us

Judge, He'l us hou', Judge, plHe'l tls ho't'r', .t

He'11

t-__.r-- f f 26

us Judge!

f=----flru I f came to- be Judge!

hos' he came to be Judgel -

rfL--

Let him speak, Let him speak, it6

Let

speaks, Hush! Hush! dim.

frU sher

lence in Court!

raltr.

Hdll tell us how, te11 how.

he came to be a Judse!

- 27 No. 4. "When I, good friends, was called to the bar" Solo and. Chorus Judge and Ensemble

Allegro vivaee

t. When I, gbod friends,was 2. In West-min-ster Hall I

called to the bar, IU ap - pe-tite fresh heart But danced a dance, Like sem-i-de-spon- fu For I

I was, as man-y young bar - ris-ters are, An im - Pe thought I never should hit on a chance Of -ad - dress - ing a

39209 +\-.J IHa s-w'al-1ow-tail coat- beau- ti - ful A- Rut I soon got tired third - class neys, And

and a brief rvhich I bought bv- A coup - le of lvith a rlin - ners of bread ter; So I fell in

Ch orus

coup-le col-lar or tlvo, Anrl a ring that looked like a ru - by! He'd a - So he fell rich at - tor - nev's Eld-er-ly, ug - ly daugh ter.

a by! co1-1ar or t*'o,And a ring that looked like ru - rich at - tor - ney's Eld-er-lY' ug - lY daugh-ter.

3tr?o9 Judge

pro jJ. fond The troop - ing 4. The

the the re -u'ard ions: "\brr shall the ly, And day "y

soon get used Bai - ley and IIid - dle - sex - cient thieves rvho could Ses - sions of An -

t'Ant herl She may looks," said he, tions, And fees af - ford Re

ty - three In with a I ight rb - stored To and his Chorus

her!" She ruay ver - y lvell pass for for - ty- three In the t ions. And man-y a bur - glar he's r-e - stored To his

- dusk, u'ith a friends and

Judge

5. At length I be-came as as the Gur-neys-An in-cu-busthen I -

thought I threlv o-ver that tor - ney\ Eld- er - ly,

\.J:_ rny- char-ac-ter high Tried vain- ly to dis daugh-ter. The rich at - tor-ney - 3l

7.} a,temlro par age - And now, if you please,Iin read-y to of Prorn-ise of 4\

And nolr', if you please, hets Breach of Prom-ise of

For now Iin a Judgel Yes, now Iin a Judge! man-agedby a job- It rvas rnan-agedby a jobi

And a good Judge,too! And a And a good job, too! And a s2

rnll, and pause 2nd tirne

Though all my Iarv be fudge, Yet ne\'- ert ne\'- crbudge, But It is pat-ent to the rnob, That be- ingruade a nob Sas

good Judge, too! good job, too!

tvll. anrl pause 2ncl tinrc

r 7 live and die a Judge! It \\'as fect- ed by a job. Anrl a good job, too! A

And a good Judge, too ! And a good job, f A

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q?,t?f Cqu4set ptainttff. Ee tuhes his pluce sets seats.) for dn ft,ont rout of Coun., /--t - ; - ^. traF B--: ^i 33 No. 5. "Swear thou the Jury!" R,ecitative, Solo, and Chorus Counsel, Usher, Defendant, Judge, and Jury

Cou nsel

ry-men, oh,

Andante (Att ttte Jury A'neel. irt the .rurgr-boa, and so are hirtrten from audience.)

Usher

Oh, will you swear _ by yon der skies, What-

er ques - tion may a-rise,'Twixt rich and poor-'twixt lorv and high, That 34

(.furgnt.en, raise their lLart'ds, u;hich ulone Jury tr ( re uisible.) p

this we -

(AlI rise uith the last note')

Cou nsel try! Jud ge

U sher

try! n'e'il A 36 No. 6. "'Where is the Plaintiff?,' R,eeitative, Cb,orus, and Solo Counsel, Usher, Bridesmaids, and plaintiff

Allegro grazioso

Cou nsel

now be brorrght.

(Echo, behind the scene) 7aA

Come thou in- to Court! A

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Comes the bro - ken flow

Comes thecheat-ed maid- Though the tem-pest low

O rnaid, these Tho'thy beau - ty are Shame theblush-ing ros - es- They are pass-lng They Pass-ing -

(fhe ,fudge, haaing taken a great fancg to lhe fit'st Brides' iita. seids her ahote by the tlsher, uhich she reads, hisses trrptit,t'ouslg, und plaees itt her bosortt.)

flow - ers they-

j- (Enter Pla,intiffS

39209 Plaintiff 'i;{;;'rrn-T";;:fl:/, ,r';;},7;,%i,;:{1;};1,!#"i1";i:;,;:,r;?,,!: ,"^?'i,!i{{;,,#,,:3!;,:1, it, kisses tt t,upturottsly, un,tl pluces it in her bosotrt.) Chorus (Bridesmaidsl

they - I

Plaintiff Iamno py maid, un - 42 No. 7. "Oh, nevef, never, lrever" Solos and. Chorus Judge, Foreman, Plaintiff, Usher, Jury, and Bridesmaids

L'istesso tempo Judge

Jury {shatttns tlnir fore.

Ah, sly dog! Ah,

fingers at him) JUdge tto lurgl

Horv say you, she not 4S

FOf eman fuftur consutting uith the Jurgl Plaintiff kurtsesingl

is- Rap-ture! Your kind- ness,

Jury

Bridesmaids (shuhing their .fore- f!*rs ut 'rury1

and n'ouldmakeyou ours! Ah, sly dogs! Ah, sly dogs!

fond- 1y', and rvould nrake you,rvould rnake 44 Jury (shaking their fists at the Defendant) Presto furioso f,

fu ryl NIon- s*'er t dread our

es! sub - darn- ag-

3 ! z?

datrr-ag-esl

;9209 t5 No. 8. "May it please you" Recitative and Chorus Counsel, Plaintiff, Usher, and Ensemble

Moderato Bccit. Counsel

IIay it please )ou.rlr]

ap - proach this pain y0horus, Unison

ce- con iid - ing, Vorvs, a 5 l:

C ou nsel

Sweet - lY Chorus. Unison

'J u'ooed and gen-tly n-on hinr. Slveet- ly

Counsel (uilh itt.creuse(t e?rc,),g!/t) cresc. >

S*'ift - Iy fled each hon-eyed hour Spent rvith this un-*an - ly r'ale!

be-carne a bowi. I'eck-harn an C horus Unison

ot is tence it, ta \\ht-teau! Breath-ing

(ea:cited lyl

And ing on the

frarn- ing,

,l \\ .L rnaid- had-bought

@tutntty Tutts sobbing on Comselb breasf)

had bought her

Cheer up, rny pret-ty- cheer up!

ttos - seau!

Cheer up! cheer up! 50

Plaintiff (Cownsel lea.ds Plaintiff fondly into witness-boa; he takcs a tender leaue of

Ah lne! me!

Cheer uP! Counsel 1

Cheer up. rrry prct-ty, oh, cheer up!

U sher

Cheer up, cheer up,cheer

Ju ry

love you! Cheer up, cheer up, we love yout

heq and resumes his place in Court. Plaintiff reels us iJ about to faint.)

Cheer p

Cheer cheer up! A

Cheer up, upr $'e love you! cheer A 51. No. 9. "That she is reeling is plain to me!" Solos and Chorus Judge, Foreman, plaintiff, Counsel, and Ensemble

Allegro agitato

P I rg setnpte -- stacc.

6he ,lntts solttdng on the ,Forernads breasl.) 62

(shal'ing fists a t Def endant)

Foreman

(She jutnps on to Berathrstts downbg (kissing her) Judge (tpproaching her) ,Iudge, and fults soltbing ott his breast)

O., rath- er, sl;rugh - ter

(.furgr n en shu A.e their f*ri t. tne D efendatt t) __r_., tr^a

tone! IIon-ster! tr There's the Judge, and

IIon-ster!

E 54 No. 10. "Oh, gentlemen, listen, I pray" Solo and Chorus Defendant and Bridesmaids

Allegreito non troppo vivaee 3e#

D efendant

of When

The And ifs i'D

her phas - es is found, The t irne and the range of be lief To look up-

rveath - er, The rnonths in suo- ces-sion corne round. And vou dorlt find tu'o glut - ton \Yho, rvhen he is tired- of beef. - I)e - ter - rnines to

IIon days to-geth- er. Con-sid-er the rnor- al, I tac kle the rnut- ton. But this I am'will-ing to

Nor bring a young fel-lorv"to sor-row, Who loves this young la-dy If it rvill ap - pease her sor-row) I'll rnar - ry this la-dy (ru*tns Ch oru s (B rid esm aid $ 7or' u:artl and kneeli'ng to 'Itct'Y)

- er \(e dy to - mor- rorv ! Con-sid day, And loves that Young But this he to the ;; to - rnor- rorv! Aav. ma I'll rnar - rY

la- dY to - sor-row) Who loves this Young Nor bring a young fel- to la-dY to- sor- row, He'll rnar- rY this If it rvi1l aP - Pease her

n-- Defendant 112.,

.l rr to - lnor-row! You And loves that Young doy, to- rnor- row ! duy, And hdll lnar - rY the -er

39209 -oz No. 11. "That seems a reasonable proposition', Solos, R,ecitative, and Chorus Judge, Counsel, Jury, Usher, and Ensemble

Allegro moderato

seelns a prop - o - si- tion, To rvhich, your ;\ . :*.

I sub-rnit, rn'1ud, rvith -\ (Beferring to lau-book)

As a It n'as gen- er- al - ly reck-oned In the reign of Jatnes the Sec-ond,

(hanrts book ttP to 'Iurlge' uho reads it )

Oh, man of

,Jury and Usher

Oh, tnan of learn No. 12. 'A nice dilemma,' 59 Sextet and Chorus Full Ensemble

Anclante sostenuto Judge

\\ e have here, lnatcalls lor

And at this it don't ap-

D efend ant

That we can he

breach

3 -'twill 6t

Plainti

counts .-- as Bttr gla - ree! A nice di- lem-ma tr-e have

D efendant "t_ ^. p

A nice di- lem-ma Counsel f,

A nice di - lem-ma we have Judge f p

A nice di - lem-ma we ha"e

Usher 1)

A nice di-lem fl&t a nice di - lem Foreman f p,

A nice di-lem fl&, a nice di- lem

Chorus SOPRANO

ALTO

TENOR

BASS

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hele,- ,r\ nice lem - ma u'e have here, A nice

A nice di-lem-ma we have here,

11 | "----1

A nice di- lem-ma wehave here, P-l_-

here, A nice di-lem-ma rve have here,

p t---?----1

a nice di-lem-ma we have here, ? r--a---1

'*'e have here,

colle uoei p etcnl?o

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\\'e have here,

ha'r'e here,

have here,

have A

A nice ma 1!€ have here,

r--;-----"t r---;-l

di - lem - ma we have here.

A nice di 84

A nice di - lem ma I- J--r

to wed the girl loth, A -

have nlce di lem

have nlCe di lem ma

have nice di lem ma

1l'e have nlce di lem

t--3---1 fu--.--]

A nice di-lem - ma rtqe have here, A nice di-lem - ma\\'e havehere,

A nice di-lem - ma r^'e hale here, A nice di - lem ma \\€ har-e here,

nlce di lem have here, A

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-,-r r-T-r --J--1,

rve have here, Thatcalls for all r.;.---l=-- r-F-r - r-T--1

nice di-lem - mawe have here, Thatcalls for all cresc. r----;------r r-{1 arl - That ca1ls for all, that calls for cresc, r._;-]|--.-.-r - f------f

That calls for all, that calls for

cresc. r-...-"l r - J-r

here, That calls for all, that calls for

ct e$c, r--JT--r f-T-1 l-S---r -

here, That calls for all, thtt calls for

rJ't t_}r r---;---] rjr:;---r r----r t....--1

A nice di-lem ma we have here, A nice di- lem-mawe have here,Thatcalls for r---'r l--T-1 t----rcreac, r--t l----l

A nice di-lem - ma we have here, A nice di - 1em-ma ue hare here,Thatcalls for

lem - ma have here, A nice di - lem- ma we hare here,Thatcalls for 61

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--T-' t1-1

0ur oLlr rvit, Th:tt calls for all, for , r-T-1

ollr \\'1I, for all o11r wit, That calls for all, that tr l--t--r - all our wit, That calls, that cal1s for ail, thitt tr f-v-l' r.y-

a11 our \Ylt, for all ollr wit, That calls, that calls for all, that tr rll -t:

all orlr \Yit, for all our wit, That calls, that calls for all, that tr r--t--1 -{7

all o11r u-it, for a1l our wit, That calls, that calls for all, that tr ealls

all our r,l'it, for all ottr wit, That calls, that calls for all, that tr f-F- r rl-

all our rvit, for iill orlr u'it, That calls, that calls for all, that tr rr-T-r 6i

all oLlr all our u'it, That calls, that calls for all, that

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all '-- our rvit, That calls- for all_ our rvit. .tr dim. t) cal1s for :r 11 our w1t. If

fr dim. p

for a1l our u'it. A d'tm. p

calls for all ouf wlt. n dim. p calls for all wlt. A dim. p calls for all our wit. d p d.itn. r-T-r r.t-] r--;---'r

ealls for rvit, A nice di-lem-ma rn'e hare here. -4-

calls [or all our rvit, A nice di-lem-mawe havehere. rJitt, rs- p

for our wtt, nlce di rl. [.-7-r w1l! for p p wit, for p

for p wit, for wit,

p .p u'if p

wit, That

wit, That calls

That calls

That calls 69

That calls for all

creac.

That calls for all our rn'it.

creac, .ff

That calls for all onr wit. cresc, /^- ff A

That calls for all our rvit.

c?esc. r 6\ trt- :t-"--1 J--r A

That calls for all- Si-lence inCourt! Si-lence in Court! ffet A cresc. A<

rvit, That calls for all rvit.

qtr A

wit, our rvit. r^tr A

wit, our rvit. /^tr A

wit, our u'it. 4\ rt

3920!i 70 No. 13. "I love him" Duet, Chorus, and Solos Fu11 Ensemble

Plaintiff

(embrac ing D efe nd ant ralo turo us lg)

love him, I love him with fer - vour un-ceas - I wor - ship and mad - ly a -

see what a bless - ing, what 7l

ad-dress - ing, are

smoke like a fur - nace, lm sure I should thrash her, per - haps I

be guess - ing, She could

my pl'o-fess - are as-sess - ing The dam - ag- es Ed - 1-i 73 ,_l j (She clings (o him passionatelgr; after a struggle, he throtts her off into a4nx of Counset.) Plaintiff

D efendant

pay! I'm Chorus TENOR

BASS (Jury)

Sre u'ould ly

sure _ I should thrash per-haps I should f

\\'e ly But this

But dis ----t----r

smoke a fitr - nace, I'm _.r :'--J

loves TENOR

tract rvhen kick hpr BASS

tract rrtIf rr'fip. uor, he would kick her,

r------r

v0t1r 1n I love him, I u'or - ship and mad - ly o -

\\'a)'s in liq - uor, A ruf- fian, a bul - Iy, a ruf- fian, a bul --.-T----

ly dores! She loves him, she loves and mad - 1y n

If, u-hen iiq - uor, he rvould

bate - ment, If, when uor, he would

39i09 dore, I love him, I wor- ship and mad - ly a

sot, A ruf - 7Y, a

dores! She loves him,she loves himandmad- ly a - dores!

That is, that is

that is bate

Andante /

The ques -tion, gen- tle - men, is one of liq- uor; You 76

he *'otrld thrr.h ltnd kir^k Lrt's make him and

--'--/'

\rivace, Tempo Io

tryl do Counsel

\Vith all do ob - jectl Vivace, Tempo Io

D efen d ant

re-spect, I trI,

W-ith all re-spect, I do ob- ject, I do object, I do

jectlWith 'ob all re-spect, I don't - ject, I dont ob-ject, I dont ob - ject! Counsel and Usher tr

With all re-spect, we do ob- ject, we do ob-ject, we do ob - ject! Ch orus tr

Wilh all re- spect,we ob - ject, we do ob-ject, we do ob -ject! f tr.

Alternative

With all re-spect, u'e do Unison

(tossing his books and papers about)

gal fu-riesseizeyou! No pro- lesal seems to please you,

g sim-ple-mind - ed

PLrt your briefs uP-on the shelf'

(Ee cotttts tLorrtr .ft'ottt tsench to ftoor Qf Cotn't' Ee etnbt'uces Angelinu')

> ,r) tf,?Fll 79 No. 14. "Oh, joy unbounded" Finale Full Ensemble

Allegro moderato Plaintiff

Oh, joy un- bound - ed,\Vith n'ealth ed, The

to - geth- er In mar -

3920e U sher

oh, Defendant

oh, Counsel

oh, Usher judge he, Sir, And a good judge, too! oh, Judge

Chorus SOPRANO

ALTO oh, TENOR --

81.

-' ed. The knel1 is sound - ed Of e ri, \\ ith l'ealth sur- round Joy un - bountl f

soun

ed, The knell is sound - ed Of joy un - bountl - e11,\Yith we:rlth sur- round

is sound - ed Of ecl, With rvealth sur- round ecl, The knell Joy un - bottnrl

- ed Of rvealth sur-round ed, The kne1l is sound Jo) un - bounrl - ed,Nith f

sound- ed Of ed. \Yith rvealth sur-round erl, The kneil is Joy r.rn - bound -

The is sou"l - ed Of un - bound ed, rvealth sur-rounrl - ed, knell

l|l|i!::.i]l:l:l:.:,|l ffi 39209 8p

grief and Noe.

seelns to !ne, Sir, Of such as she, grief and NOe. -tt - I)

to Sir. Of such as she, A grief and $oe. It seerns rne. - Pt

to rne. Sir. Of such as she, A uripf and $oe. It seetns -

grief IT seerns to ilIe, Of such she, A p,

and woe, It to 0€, Sir, Of such as- she) Sir, A p

sr ipf and lVOe. It seelns ffie, Of such she,

?? l-Jtl T

8!l

And a good judge, too! oh, good judge, too! f

judge is he, Si1 And a good judge, too! Oh, good

IS he, Sir, And a good judge, too! Oh, good judge, too!

judge he, Sir, And a good judge, too! Oh, good judge, too!

judge is h", And a good judge, too! Oh, good judge, too! f f

judge is he,Sir, And a good judge, too! oh, good judge, too! f

judge And a good judge, too! Oh, good judge, too!

tt. th. f'f'r= .-=--___- f 8l

Doppio movimento f

And a good Judge, too! And a f

And good Judge. tool And a f

And a good Judge. too! And a f

And a good Judge, too! And a

aln a Judgel arn a Judge'! f

And a good Judge, too! Ard a

And a good Judge, too! And a .f

And a good Judge, too! And a

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good Judggtoo!

good Judge,too!

Though home-ward as you trudge You de - clare my law is fudge, Yet of

good Judge,too!

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And a good judge, tool

And a good judge, too! And a

beau- ty I'm a judge! Tho' de - fen-dant is a snob.

And a good judge, too! And a

And a good judge, too! And a great snob, too! And a great

No, oo, no!

great snob, too! And a great snob, too! Tho' de -

de - fen-dant is a snob. Tho' de -

great snob, too! And a great snob, too! Tho' de -

great snob, tool And a great snob, too! Tho, de -

great too ! And a great snob, too! Tho' de - 88

sloxaer

fen-dant is a snob,He'll re-ward him from his fob, So *'e\'e set-tled v'ith the iob. And a A slouer

So rvdve set-tled with the job, And a

rwll. ri strower

fen- dant is a snob, He'lI re-ward him from his fob, So wdve set-tled with the job, And a rwll,. a slou:er

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* Alternative parts

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