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ARNE,  Thomas  Augusline  1710-1778.  The  Songs,  Duetto  and  Trio  in  the  Masque  of  Comus... 
dispos'd  properly  for  a  Harpsichord  Sc  Voice,  and  may  be  accompanied  with  a  Violin  or  German 
Flute  &  Violoncello.  [Keyboard-vocal  score].  London:  John  Cox  [ca.  1752].  Oblong  quarto.  Early 
full  embossed  suede  (slightly  rubbed,  soiled  and  chipped;  several  worm  holes  to  lower  portion  of 
upper;  manuscript  title  added  in  ink  to  boards).  1  f.  (title),  25  pp.  engraved  (joints  split; 
signature  loose;  slight  browning  and  foxing;  drawings  in  ink  and  pencil  to  endpapers  and  portion 
of  title).  BUG  I  p.  43.  RISM  A1754.  This  setting  of  Milton's  text  was  first  performed  at  Drury 
Lane  on  March  4th  1738.  "Of  Ame's  theatre  music,  Comus  (1738)  is  his  most  individual  and 
successful  work...  Its  pastoral  airs  are  limpid  and  expressive  and  the  bacchanalian  songs  and 
choruses  have  sprightliness  and  vigour. "  TNG  Vol.  1  p.  607.  $  285. 


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Jealous  Fears  m6  ne'er  *noleft 


Nor  faithefs  Vovs  fhati  break  Reft 


Wlljr  -why  why  fh  ou  Id  tii  ey  e  er  give  me  Pa  in 
^VTio  to  give  me  J  ay  difdain 
All  I  afk  of  mortal  Man  , 
Is  but  to  love  me  while  he  .can 


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