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His cheeks should flame and his brow should furl��
His bosom should heave and his heart should glow��
And his fist be ever ready for a knock´down blow。
CHORUS。His nose should pant�察�etc。
His eyes should flash with an inborn fire��
His brow with scorn be wrung��
He never should bow down to a domineering frown��
Or the tang of a tyrant tongue。
His foot should stamp and his throat should growl��
His hair should twirl and his face should scowl��
His eyes should flash and his breast protrude��
And this should be his customary attitude��pose��。
CHORUS。His foot should stamp�察�etc。
��All dance off excepting RALPH�察�who remains�察�leaning pensively
against
bulwark。
Enter JOSEPHINE from cabin
JOS。 It is uselessSir Joseph's attentions nauseate me。 I know
that he
is a truly great and good man�察�for he told me so himself�察�but to
me he
seems tedious�察�fretful�察�and dictatorial。 Yet his must be a mind
of no
common order�察�or he would not dare to teach my dear father to
dance a
hornpipe on the cabin table。 ��Sees RALPH。�� Ralph Rackstraw��
��Overcome by
emotion。��
RALPH。 Aye�察�ladyno other than poor Ralph Rackstraw��
JOS。 ��aside��。 How my heart beats� 。�Aloud�� And why poor�察�Ralph��
RALPH。 I am poor in the essence of happiness�察�ladyrich only
in never´
ending unrest。 In me there meet a combination of antithetical
elements
which are at eternal war with one another。 Driven hither by
objective
influencesthither by subjective emotionswafted one moment
into
blazing day�察�by mocking hopeplunged the next into the Cimmerian
darkness of tangible despair�察�I am but a living ganglion of
irreconcilable antagonisms。 I hope I make myself clear�察�lady��
JOS。 Perfectly。 ��Aside。�� His simple eloquence goes to my heart。
Oh�察�if
I daredbut no�察�the thought is madness� 。�Aloud。�� Dismiss these
foolish
fancies�察�they torture you but needlessly。 Come�察�make one effort。
RALPH ��aside��。 I willone。 ��Aloud。�� Josephine��
JOS。 ��Indignantly��。 Sir��
RALPH。 Aye�察�even though Jove's armoury were launched at the
head of the
audacious mortal whose lips�察�unhallowed by relationship�察�dared to
breathe
that precious word�察�yet would I breathe it once�察�and then
perchance be
silent evermore。 Josephine�察�in one brief breath I will
concentrate the
hopes�察�the doubts�察�the anxious fears of six weary months。
Josephine�察�I am
a British sailor�察�and I love you��
JOS。 Sir�察�this audacity� 。�Aside。�� Oh�察�my heart�察�my beating
heart��
��Aloud。�� This unwarrantable presumption on the part of a common
sailor��
��Aside。�� Common� �oh�察�the irony of the word� 。�Crossing�察�aloud。��
Oh�察�sir��
you forget the disparity in our ranks。
RALPH。 I forget nothing�察�haughty lady。 I love you desperately��
my life
is in your handI lay it at your feet� �Give me hope�察�and what I
lack in
education and polite accomplishments�察�that I will endeavour to
acquire。
Drive me to despair�察�and in death alone I shall look for
consolation。 I
am proud and cannot stoop to implore。 I have spoken and I wait
your word。
JOS。 You shall not wait long。 Your proffered love I haughtily
reject。
Go�察�sir�察�and learn to cast your eyes on some village maiden in
your own
poor rankthey should be lowered before your captain's daughter。
DUETJOSEPHINE and RALPH
JOS。 Refrain�察�audacious tar��
Your suit from pressing��
Remember what you are��
And whom addressing��
��Aside。�� I'd laugh my rank to scorn
In union holy��
Were he more highly born
Or I more lowly��
RALPH。 Proud lady�察�have your way��
Unfeeling beauty��
You speak and I obey��
It is my duty��
I am the lowliest tar
That sails the water��
And you�察�proud maiden�察�are
My captain's daughter��
��Aside。�� My heart with anguish torn
Bows down before her��
She laughs my love to scorn��
Yet I adore her��
��Repeat refrain�察�ensemble�察�then exit JOSEPHINE into cabin。
RALPH。 ��Recit。�� Can I survive this overbearing
Or live a life of mad despairing��
My proffered love despised�察�rejected��
No�察�no�察�it's not to be expected��
��Calling off。��
Messmates�察�ahoy��
Come here� �Come here��
Enter SAILORS�察�HEBE�察�and RELATIVES
ALL。 Aye�察�aye�察�my boy��
What cheer�察�what cheer��
Now tell us�察�pray��
Without delay��
What does she say
What cheer�察�what cheer��
RALPH ��to COUSIN HEBE��。 The maiden treats my suit with scorn��
Rejects my humble gift�察�my lady��
She says I am ignobly born��
And cuts my hopes adrift�察�my lady。
ALL。 Oh�察�cruel one。
DICK。 She spurns your suit�拭�Oho� �Oho��
I told you so�察�I told you so。
SAILORS and RELATIVES。
Shall �� we �� submit�拭�Are �� we �� but slaves��
they they
Love comes alike to high and low
Britannia's sailors rule the waves��
And shall they stoop to insult�拭�No��
DICK。 You must submit�察�you are but slaves��
A lady she� �Oho� �Oho��
You lowly toilers of the waves��
She spurns you allI told you so��
RALPH。 My friends�察�my leave of life I'm taking��
For oh�察�my heart�察�my heart is breaking。
When I am gone�察�oh�察�prithee tell
The maid that�察�as I died�察�I loved her well��
ALL ��turning away�察�weeping��。 Of life�察�alas� �his leave he's
taking��
For ah� �his faithful heart is breaking��
When he is gone we'll surely tell
The maid that�察�as he died�察�he loved her well。
��During Chorus BOATSWAIN has loaded pistol�察�which he hands to
RALPH。
RALPH。 Be warned�察�my messmates all
Who love in rank above you
For Josephine I fall��
��Puts pistol to his head。 All the sailors stop their
ears。
Enter JOSEPHINE on deck
JOS。 Ah� �stay your handI love you��
ALL。 Ah� �stay your handshe loves you��
RALPH。 ��incredulously��。 Loves me��
JOS。 Loves you��
ALL。 Yes�察�yesah�察�yes��she loves you��
ENSEMBLE
SAILORS and RELATIVES and JOSEPHINE
Oh joy�察�oh rapture unforeseen��
For now the sky is all serene��
The god of daythe orb of love
Has hung his ensign high above��
The sky is all ablaze。
With wooing words and loving song��
We'll chase the lagging hours along��
And if ��I find �� the maiden coy��
we find
I'll �� murmur forth decorous joy
We'll
In dreamy roundelays��
DICK DEADEYE
He thinks he's won his Josephine��
But though the sky is now serene��
A frowning thunderbolt above
May end their ill´assorted love
Which now is all ablaze。
Our captain�察�ere the day is gone��
Will be extremely down upon
The wicked men who art employ
To make his Josephine less coy
In many various ways。 ��Exit
DICK。
JOS。 This very night��
HEBE。 With bated breath
RALPH。 And muffled oar
JOS。 Without a light��
HEBE。 As still as death��
RALPH。 We'll steal ashore
JOS。 A clergyman
RALPH。 Shall make us one
BOAT�察 �At half´past ten��
JOS。 And then we can
RALPH Return�察�for none
BOAT。 Can part them then��
ALL。 This very night�察�etc。
��DICK appears at hatchway。��
DICK。 Forbear�察�nor carry out the scheme you've planned��
She is a ladyyou a foremast hand��
Remember�察�she's your gallant captain's daughter��
And you the meanest slave that crawls the water��
ALL。 Back�察�vermin�察�back��
Nor mock us��
Back�察�vermin�察�back��
You shock us��
��Exit DICK
Let's give three cheers for the sailor's bride
Who casts all thought of rank aside
Who gives up home and fortune too