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- Overture
- Well I know thou friendly Stream - Mr. Vernon [pg.6]
- To the Wood, the Field - Signora Cremonini [pg.7]
- A Shepherd tho' I am - Mr. Vernon [pg.10]
- Thus a Cloud expanding wide - Mr. Champness [pg.11]
- Why ask, my fairest, if I love - Mrs. Dorman [pg.13]
- The many dreadful Storms blown o'er - Miss Young [pg.15]
- What more can a fair Maid delight - Miss Wright [pg.17]
- Go Reign, the Throne awaits my Love - Duet: Sigr Cremonini & Mr. Vernon [pg.19]
- How oft the fond Turtle - Miss Wright [pg.22]
- Go, tim'rous Fair - Signora Cremonini [pg.24]
- Tell, oh! tell my Lover true - Miss Young [pg.26]
- Barbarian, can you see? - Signora Cremonini [pg.27]
- All other Passions now may yield - Mrs. Dorman [pg.29]
- Ye Gods to me a lowly Plant - Mr. Vernon [pg.30]
- If Happiness through me you gain - Mr. Champness [pg.31]
- You mine, alas! no longer are - Quartetto: Sigr Cremonini, Miss Young, Mr. Vernon & Mrs. Dorman [pg.32]
- Husband at once, and lover too - Mr. Vernon [pg.37]
- I from my Shepherd ever part - Signora Cremonini [pg.39]
- Can any thing give so much Pain - Miss Wright [pg.41]
- Adieu, my Queen - Duet: Miss Young & Mrs. Dorman [pg.42]
- O cease, O cease - Mrs. Dorman [pg.44]
- If you yourself - Miss Young [pg.46]
- Propitious Heavens - Mr. Champness [pg.48]
- Vows of Love should ever bind - Miss Wright [pg.50]
- Transporting Joy elates my Mind - Signora Cremonini [pg.51]
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