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                    To go and sit on red hot coal

               'Til you're completely flayed��

               Or ask a kindly friend to crack

                    Your wretched bones upon the rack

               Than love a heartless jade��

                    Than love a heartless jade。



               The bird that breakfasts on your lip��

                    I would I had him in my grip��

               He sippeth where I dare not sip��

                    I can't get over that。



               The cat you fondle soft and sly��

                    He layeth where I dare not lie。

               We're not on terms�察�that cat and I。

                    I do not like that cat。



               It's much less painful on the whole

                    To go and sit on red hot coal

               'Til you're completely flayed��

               Or ask a kindly friend to crack

                    Your wretched bones upon the rack

               Than love a heartless jade��

                    Than love a heartless jade。



               Or ask a kindly friend to crack

                    Your wretched bones upon the rack

               Than love a heartless jade。



     ��Exit WILFRED。 Enter people excitedly�察�followed by YEOMEN

     of the Guard with SERGEANT MERYLL at rear。



               No。 2。 Tower warders�察�Under orders

                        ��Double Chorus��

             CROWD and YEOMEN�察�with Solo 2ND YEOMEN



CROWD               Tower warders��

                    Under orders��

               Gallant pikemen�察�valiant sworders��

                    Brave in bearing��

                    Foemen scaring��

               In their bygone days of daring��

                    Ne'er a stranger

                    There to danger

               Each was o'er the world a ranger��

                    To the story

                    Of our glory

               Each a bold�察�a bold contributory��



YEOMEN              In the autumn of our life��

                    Here at rest in ample clover��

                    We rejoice in telling over

                         Our impetuous May and June。

               In the evening of our day��

                    With the sun of life declining��

                    We recall without repining

                         All the heat of bygone noon��

                    We recall without repining

                         All the heat��

                    We recall�察�recall

                         All of bygone noon。



2ND YEOMAN          This the autumn of our life��

                    This the evening of our day��

               Weary we of battle strife��

                    Weary we of mortal fray。

               But our year is not so spent��

                    And our days are not so faded��

               But that we with one consent��

                    Were our loved land invaded��

                         Still would face a foreign foe��

                              As in days of long ago��

                         Still would face a foreign foe��

                              As in days of long ago��

                              As in days of long ago��

                              As in days of long ago。



YEOMEN                        Still would face a foreign foe��

                              As in days of long ago。



CROWD                    Tower warders��

                         Under orders��

                    Gallant pikemen�察�valiant sworders��

                         Brave in bearing�察�Foemen scaring��

                    In their bygone days of daring��



          CROWD                    YEOMEN



     Tower warders�察          �This the autumn of our life

          Under orders�察      �

     Gallant pikemen��

          Valiant sworders    

     Brave in bearing�察       �This the evening of our day��

          Foemen scaring��

     In their bygone days of daring��



     Ne'er a stranger         Weary we of battle strife��

          There to danger

     Each was o'er the world a ranger��



     To the story             Weary we of mortal fray。

          Of our glory

     Each a bold��

          A bold contributory。



     To the story             This the autumn of our life。

          Of our glory

     Each a bold contributory�     �This the evening of our  day��

     Each a bold contributory�     �This the evening of our  day。



     ��Exit CROWD。 Manent YEOMEN。 Enter DAME CARRUTHERS。



DAME      A good day to you��



2ND

  YEOMAN  Good day�察�Dame Carruthers。 Busy to´day��



DAME      Busy�察�aye� �the fire in the Beauchamp ��pronounced

          Bee'cham�А�last night has given me work enough。 A dozen

          poor prisoners Richard Colfax�察�Sir Martin Byfleet��

          Colonel Fairfax�察�Warren the preacher´poet�察�and half´a´

          score others all packed into one small cell�察�not six

          feet square。 Poor Colonel Fairfax�察�who's to die to´

          day�察�is to be removed to no。 14 in the Cold Harbour

          that he may have his last hour alone with his

          confessor�察�and I've to see to that。



2ND

  YEOMAN  Poor gentleman� �He'll die bravely。 I fought under him

          two years since�察�and he valued his life as it were a

          feather��



PHOEBE    He's the bravest�察�the handsomest�察�and the best young

          gentleman in England� �He twice saved my father's life��

          and it's a cruel thing�察�a wicked thing�察�and a

          barbarous thing that so gallant a hero should lose his

          head for it's the handsomest head in England��



DAME      For dealings with the devil。 Aye� �if all were beheaded

          who dealt with him�察�there'd be busy things on Tower

          Green。



PHOEBE    You know very well that Colonel Fairfax is a student

          of alchemy nothing more�察�and nothing less�察�but this

          wicked Tower�察�like a cruel giant in a fairy´tale�察�must

          be fed with blood�察�and that blood must be the best and

          bravest in England�察�or it's not good enough for the

          old Blunderbore。 Ugh��



DAME      Silence�察�you silly girl�察�you know not what you say。 I

          was born in the old keep�察�and I've grown grey in it��

          and�察�please God�察�I shall die and be buried in it�察�and

          there's not a stone in its walls that is not as dear

          tome as my right hand。





              No。 3。 When our gallant Norman foes

                       ��SONG WITH CHORUS��

                   Dame Carruthers and Yeomen

 

DAME      When our gallant Norman foes

               Made our merry land their own��

               And the Saxons from the Conqueror were flying��



          At his bidding it arose��

               In its panoply of stone��

                    A sentinel unliving and undying。



          Insensible�察�I trow��

               As a sentinel should be��

               Though a queen to save her head should 

                    come a´suing��

          There's a legend on its brow

               That is eloquent to me��

               And it tells of duty done and duty doing。



          The screw may twist and the rack may turn��

          And men may bleed and men may burn��

          O'er London town and its golden hoard

          I keep my silent watch and ward��



CHORUS    The screw may twist and the rack may turn��

          O'er London town and all its hoard��

          And men may bleed and men may burn��

          O'er London town and all its hoard��

          O'er London town and its golden hoard

          I keep my silent watch and ward��



DAME      Within its wall of rock

          The flower of the brave

               Have perished with a constancy unshaken。

          From the dungeon to the block��

               From the scaffold to the grave��

               Is a journey many gallant hearts have taken。



          And the wicked flames may hiss

               Round the heroes who have fought

               For conscience and for home in all its beauty��

          But the grim old fortalice

               Takes little heed of aught

                    That comes not in the measure of its duty。



          The screw may twist and the rack may turn��

          And men may bleed and men may burn��

          O'er London town and its golden hoard

          I keep my silent watch and ward��



CHORUS    The screw may twist and the rack may turn��

          O'er London town and all its hoard��

          And men may bleed and men may burn��

          O'er London town and all its hoard��

          O'er London town and its golden hoard

          I keep my silent watch and ward��



     ��Exeunt all but PHOEBE。 Enter SERGEANT MERYLL。



PHOEBE    Father� �Has no reprieve arrived for the poor

          gentleman��



MERYLL    No�察�my lass�察�but there's one hope yet。 Thy brother

          Leonard�察�who�察�as a reward for his valour in saving his

          standard and cutting his way through fifty foes who

          would have hanged him�察�has been appointed a Yeoman of

          the Guard�察�will arrive to´day�察�and as he comes

          straight from Windsor�察�where the Court is�察�it may be

          it may be that he will bring the expected reprieve

          with him。



PHOEBE    Oh�察�that he may��



MERYLL    Amen to that� �For the Colonel twice saved my life�察�and

          I'd give the rest of my life to save his� �And wilt

          thou not be glad to welcome thy brave brother�察�with

          the fame of whose exploits all England is a´ringing��



PHOEBE    Aye�察�truly�察�if he brings the reprieve。



MERYLL    And not otherwise��



PHOEBE    Well�察�he's a brave fellow indeed�察�and I love brave

          men。



MERYLL    All brave men��



PHOEBE    Most of them�察�I verily believe� �But I hope Leonard

          will not be too strict with me the

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