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Z 628 King Arthur V, 41 Duet: "You say, 'tis Love creates the pain". lyrics

SHE You say, 'tis Love creates the pain, Of which so sadly you complain, And yet would fain engage my heart In that uneasy cruel part; But how, alas! ...
Z 628 King Arthur V, 41 Duet: "You say, 'tis Love creates the pain". [Italian translation]

SHE You say, 'tis Love creates the pain, Of which so sadly you complain, And yet would fain engage my heart In that uneasy cruel part; But how, alas! ...
Z 628 King Arthur V, 41 Duet: "You say, 'tis Love creates the pain". [Neapolitan translation]

SHE You say, 'tis Love creates the pain, Of which so sadly you complain, And yet would fain engage my heart In that uneasy cruel part; But how, alas! ...
Z 628 King Arthur V, 42 "Saint George, the patron of our isle". lyrics

HONOUR Saint George, the patron of our Isle, A soldier and a saint, On this auspicious order smile, Which love and arms will plant. CHORUS Our natives...
Z 628 King Arthur V, 42 "Saint George, the patron of our isle". [Italian translation]

HONOUR Saint George, the patron of our Isle, A soldier and a saint, On this auspicious order smile, Which love and arms will plant. CHORUS Our natives...
Z 628 King Arthur V, 42 "Saint George, the patron of our isle". [Neapolitan translation]

HONOUR Saint George, the patron of our Isle, A soldier and a saint, On this auspicious order smile, Which love and arms will plant. CHORUS Our natives...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen I, 7: Scene Of The Drunken Poet. lyrics

BLIND POET Fill up the Bowl, then, &c. FAIRY Trip it, trip it in a Ring; Around this Mortal Dance, and Sing. POET Enough, enough, We must play at Blin...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen I, 7: Scene Of The Drunken Poet. [Italian translation]

BLIND POET Fill up the Bowl, then, &c. FAIRY Trip it, trip it in a Ring; Around this Mortal Dance, and Sing. POET Enough, enough, We must play at Blin...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen I, 7: Scene Of The Drunken Poet. [Neapolitan translation]

BLIND POET Fill up the Bowl, then, &c. FAIRY Trip it, trip it in a Ring; Around this Mortal Dance, and Sing. POET Enough, enough, We must play at Blin...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen V, 1. Epithalamium: "Thrice Happy Lovers". lyrics

Thrice happy lovers, may you be For ever, ever free, From the tormenting devil, Jealousy. From all the anxious Care and Strife, That attends a married...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen V, 1. Epithalamium: "Thrice Happy Lovers". [Italian translation]

Thrice happy lovers, may you be For ever, ever free, From the tormenting devil, Jealousy. From all the anxious Care and Strife, That attends a married...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen V, 1. Epithalamium: "Thrice Happy Lovers". [Neapolitan translation]

Thrice happy lovers, may you be For ever, ever free, From the tormenting devil, Jealousy. From all the anxious Care and Strife, That attends a married...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen V, 1. Epithalamium: "Thrice Happy Lovers". [Neapolitan translation]

Thrice happy lovers, may you be For ever, ever free, From the tormenting devil, Jealousy. From all the anxious Care and Strife, That attends a married...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, I, 6: "Come, come, come, let us leave the Town". lyrics

DUET: Come, come, come, let us leave the Town And in some lonely place, Where Crouds and Noise were never known, Resolve to spend our days. In pleasan...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, I, 6: "Come, come, come, let us leave the Town". [Italian translation]

DUET: Come, come, come, let us leave the Town And in some lonely place, Where Crouds and Noise were never known, Resolve to spend our days. In pleasan...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, I, 6: "Come, come, come, let us leave the Town". [Neapolitan translation]

DUET: Come, come, come, let us leave the Town And in some lonely place, Where Crouds and Noise were never known, Resolve to spend our days. In pleasan...
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, II, 1: "Come all ye songsters of the sky". lyrics

Come all ye Songsters of the Sky, Wake, and Assemble in this Wood; But no ill-boding Bird be nigh, None but the Harmless and the Good.
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, II, 1: "Come all ye songsters of the sky". [Italian translation]

Come all ye Songsters of the Sky, Wake, and Assemble in this Wood; But no ill-boding Bird be nigh, None but the Harmless and the Good.
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, II, 1: "Come all ye songsters of the sky". [Italian translation]

Come all ye Songsters of the Sky, Wake, and Assemble in this Wood; But no ill-boding Bird be nigh, None but the Harmless and the Good.
Z 629 The Fairy Queen, II, 1: "Come all ye songsters of the sky". [Neapolitan translation]

Come all ye Songsters of the Sky, Wake, and Assemble in this Wood; But no ill-boding Bird be nigh, None but the Harmless and the Good.

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