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1.
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Act 1. Introduction... Over hill, over dale
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2.
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Act 1. Oberon is passing... Ill met by moonlight
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3.
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Act 1. Well, go thy way
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4.
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Act 1. How now, my love? Why is your cheek so pale?... I swear to thee, by Cupid's strongest bow
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Act 1.
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6.
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Act 1. Welcome, wanderer!... I know a bank
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7.
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Act 1. Is all our company here?
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8.
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Act 1. Fair love, you faint with wand'ring in the wood
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9.
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Act 1. Through the forest have I gone
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10.
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Act 1. Stay, tho' thou kill me, sweet Demetrius... Lysander, if you live, good sire, awake - And ru
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11.
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Act 1. Come, now a roundel, and a fairy song
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12.
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Act 1. You spotted snakes
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13.
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Act 1. What thou seest when thou dost wake
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14.
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Act 2. Introduction
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15.
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Act 2. Are we all met?... What hempen homespuns have we swaggering here
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16.
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Act 2. I see their knavery... What angel wakes me
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17.
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Act 2. Be kind and courteous to this gentleman
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18.
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Act 2. Hail, mortal, hail!
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19.
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Act 2. I have a reas'nable good ear in music
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20.
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Act 2. How now, mad spirit... O why rebuke you him that loves you so?...What hast thou done?
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21.
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Act 2. Flower of this purple dye... Why should you think that I should woo in scorn?... O Helena, g
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22.
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Act 2. Puppet? why so?
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23.
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Act 2. This is thy negligence... Thou see'st these lovers seek a place to fight
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24.
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Act 2. Up and down... Where art thou, proud Demetrius?
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25.
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Act 2. On the ground, sleep sound
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26.
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Act 3. Scene 1. Introduction... My gentle Robin, see'st thou this sweet sight?... My Oberon, what v
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27.
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Act 3. Scene 1. Helena! - Hermia! - Demetrius! - Lysander!
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28.
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Act 3. Scene 1. When my cue comes, call me
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29.
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Act 3. Scene 1. Have you sent to Bottom's house?
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30.
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Act 3. Scene 2. Orchestral march... Now, fair Hippolyta, our nuptial hour
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31.
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Act 3. Scene 2. If we offend, it is with our good will
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32.
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Act 3. Scene 2. Gentle, perchance you wonder at this show
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33.
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Act 3. Scene 2. In this same Interlude, it doth befall
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34.
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Act 3. Scene 2. O grim-lock'd night
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35.
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Act 3. Scene 2. O Wall, full often hast thou heard my moans
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36.
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Act 3. Scene 2. You Ladies, you
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37.
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Act 3. Scene 2. This lanthorn doth the hornè Moon present... This is old Ninny's tomb
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38.
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Act 3. Scene 2. Sweet Moon, I thank thee for thy sunny beams
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39.
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Act 3. Scene 2. Come, your Bergomask
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40.
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Act 3. Scene 2. Now the hungry lion roars... Through the house give glimmering light... Now, until
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41.
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In May, in brilliant Athens
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42.
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Oh Gods of wrath
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43.
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My time's too short; your highness
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44.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Rome is now ruled by the Etruscan upstart: Tarquinius Superbus
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45.
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Act 1. Scene 1. It is an axion among kings, to use a foreign threat to hide a local evil
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46.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Here the thirsty evening has drunk the wine of light
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47.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Who reaches heaven first is the best philosopher
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48.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Maria was unmasked at a masked ball
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49.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Collatinus is politically astute to choose a virtuous wife
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50.
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Act 1. Scene 1. There goes a happy man!
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51.
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Act 1. Scene 1. Tarquinius does not dare, when Tarquinius does not desire
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52.
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Act 1. Scene 1. My horse! My horse! ~ Interlude. Tarquinius does not wait for his servant to wake
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53.
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Act 1. Scene 2. Their spinning-wheel unwinds dreams which desire has spun!
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54.
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Act 1. Scene 2. Listen! I heard a knock... How cruel men are to teach us love!
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Act 1. Scene 2. Time treads upon the hands of women
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Act 1. Scene 2. The oatmeal slippers of sleep creep through the city... Open, in the name of the Pr
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57.
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Act 2. Scene 1. The prosperity of the Etruscans was due to the richness of their native soil
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Act 2. Scene 1. She sleeps as a rose upon the night
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Act 2. Scene 1. Within this frail crucible of light
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60.
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Act 2. Scene 1. Lucretia! - What do you want? - You!
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61.
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Act 2. Interlude. Here in this scene you see virtue assailed by sin
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Act 2. Scene 2. Oh! What a lovely day!
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Act 2. Scene 2. We'll leave the orchids for Lucretia to arrange... Lucia, go send a messenger to my
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Act 2. Scene 2. Flowers bring to every year the same perfection
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Act 2. Scene 2. You were right. Tarquinius took one of the horses... Where is Lucretia?
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Act 2. Scene 2. Lucretia! Lucretia!
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Act 2. Scene 2. Las night Tarquinius ravished me
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Act 2. Scene 2. This dead hand lets fall all that my heart held when full
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Act 2. Epilogue. Is it all?
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Act 1. Prologue
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Act 1. Theme. Scene 1. The Journey
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Act 1. Variation 1 ~ Scene 2. The Welcome
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Act 1. Variation 2 ~ Scene 3. The Letter
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Act 1. Variation 3 ~ Scene 4. The Tower
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Act 1. Variation 4 ~ Scene 5. The Window
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Act 1. Variation 5 ~ Scene 6. The Lesson
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77.
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Act 1. Variation 6 ~ Scene 7. The Lake
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Act 1. Variation 7 ~ Scene 8. At Night
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Act 2. Variation 8 ~ Scene 1. Colloquy and Soliloquy
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Act 2. Variation 9 ~ Scene 2. The Bells
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Act 2. Variation 10 ~ Scene 3. Miss Jesse!
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Act 2. Variation 11 ~ Scene 4. The Bedroom
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Act 2. Variation 12 ~ Scene 5. Quint
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Act 2. Variation 13 ~ Scene 6. The Piano
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Act 2. Variation 14 ~ Scene 7. Flora
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Act 2. Variation 15 ~ Scene 8. Miles
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Act 1. Scene 6. Naturally, Signore, I understand
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Act 1. Scene 6. Here I will stay, here dedicate my days to the sun ~ Scene 7. Beneath a dazzling sk
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Act 1. Scene 1. My mind beats on and no words come
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Act 1. Scene 1. Who's that? A foreigner, a traveller no doubt... Marvels unfold!
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91.
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Act 1. Scene 2. Hey there, hey there, you!... Ho! Here comes young Casanova... Greetings, Conte!
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Act 1. Scene 2. Serenissima, Serenissima - Low-lying clouds
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Act 1. Scene 2. Overture: Venice
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Act 1. Scene 3. Ah Serenissima!
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Act 1. Scene 3. Mysterious gondola
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Act 1. Scene 4. We are delighted to greet the Signore to our excellent hotel
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Act 1. Scene 4. Was I wrong to come
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Act 1. Scene 4. There is indeed in every artist's nature ~ Scene 5. The wind is from the West... Ah
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Act 1. Scene 5.
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100.
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Act 1. Scene 6. Aou'! Stagando, aou!
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101.
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Act 1. Scene 7. First the race!
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Act 1. Scene 7. The boy, Tadzio, shall inspire me
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Act 2. Scene 7. So, it has come to this
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Act 2. Scene 8. Guardate, Signore!
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Act 2. Scene 9. Do I detect a scent? A sweetish medicinal cleanliness
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106.
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Act 2. Scene 9. Careful search now leads me to them... Ah, Tadzio, Eros, Ganymede... Gustav von Asc
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Act 2. Scene 10. This way for the players, Signori! Why are they disinfecting Venice?
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Act 2. Scene 10. Fiorir rose in mezzo al giasso... Ah, little Tadziù, we do not laugh like the othe
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Act 2. Scene 11. One moment, if you please... Young man, why do all these people hurry to leave?
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110.
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Act 2. Scene 11. In these last years, Asiatic cholerea has spread
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Act 2. Scene 12. So it is true, true, more fearful than I thought
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112.
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Act 2. Scene 13. Receive the stranger god - No! Reject the abyss
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113.
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Act 2. Scene 14.
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Act 2. Scene 15. Yes, a very wise decision
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Act 2. Scene 16. Hurrah for the Piazza
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Act 2. Scene 16. Chaos, chaos and sickness
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Act 2. Scene 17. The wind still blows from the land
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Act 2. Scene 17.
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119.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 1. Prelude
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 2. The tournament
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121.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 3. Recitative and fight
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122.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 4. Entrance of the Queen
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 5. Recitative
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 6. The two lords' explanation
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125.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 7. Raleigh's song
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126.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 8. Ensemble of reconciliation
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127.
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Act 1. Scene 1. No. 9. Recitative and final march
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128.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 1. Prelude and dialogue
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129.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 2. The Queen's song
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130.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 3. Cecil's song of government
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131.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 4. Recitative and Essex's entry
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132.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 5. First lute song
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 6. Second lute song
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 7. The first duet for the Queen and Essex
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135.
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Act 1. Scene 2. No. 8. Soliloquy and prayer
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136.
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Act 2. Scene 1. No. 1. Prelude and welcome
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137.
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Act 2. Scene 1. No. 2. The Masque
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Act 2. Scene 1. No. 3. Finale
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139.
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Act 2. Scene 2. No. 1. Prelude and song
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140.
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Act 2. Scene 2. No. 2. Duet
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141.
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Act 2. Scene 2. No. 3. Double duet
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142.
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Act 2. Scene 2. No. 4. Quartet
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 1. Pavane
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144.
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 2. Conversation
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145.
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 3. Galliard
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 4. Conversation and the Queen's entrance
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 5. Lavolta
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 6. Conversation
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 7. Morris dance
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 8. Recitative
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 9. The Queen's burlesque
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 10. Quartet
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 11. March
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 12. The Queen's announcement
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Act 2. Scene 3. No. 13. Ensemble
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