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assurance��

that if your hesitation is attributable to that circumstance�察�it

is

uncalled for。

  JOS。 Oh� �then your lordship is of opinion that married

happiness is not

inconsistent with discrepancy in rank��

  SIR JOSEPH。 I am officially of that opinion。

  JOS。 That the high and the lowly may be truly happy together��

provided

that they truly love one another��

  SIR JOSEPH。 Madam�察�I desire to convey to you officially my

opinion that

love is a platform upon which all ranks meet。

  JOS。 I thank you�察�Sir Joseph。 I did hesitate�察�but I will

hesitate no

longer。 ��Aside。�� He little thinks how eloquently he has pleaded

his

rival's cause��



                                 TRIO



                  FIRST LORD�察�CAPTAIN�察�and JOSEPHINE



CAPT。          Never mind the why and wherefore��

               Love can level ranks�察�and therefore��

               Though his lordship's station's mighty��

                 Though stupendous be his brain��

               Though your tastes are mean and flighty

                 And your fortune poor and plain��

CAPT。 and      Ring the merry bells on board´ship��

SIR JOSEPH。    Rend the air with warbling wild��

               For the union of �� his �� lordship

                                  my

               With a humble captain's child��

CAPT。          For a humble captain's daughter

JOS。           For a gallant captain's daughter

SIR JOSEPH。    And a lord who rules the water

JOS。 ��aside��。  And a tar who ploughs the water��

ALL。           Let the air with joy be laden��

                 Rend with songs the air above��

               For the union of a maiden

                 With the man who owns her love��

SIR JOSEPH。    Never mind the why and wherefore��

               Love can level ranks�察�and therefore��

               Though your nautical relation ��alluding to CAPT。��

                 In my set could scarcely pass

               Though you occupy a station

                 In the lower middle class

CAPT。 and      Ring the merry bells on board´ship��

SIR JOSEPH     Rend the air with warbling wild��

               For the union of �� my �� lordship

                                 your

               With a humble captain's child��

CAPT。          For a humble captain's daughter

JOS。           For a gallant captain's daughter

SIR JOSEPH。    And a lord who rules the water

JOS。 ��aside��。  And a tar who ploughs the water��

ALL。           Let the air with joy be laden��

               Rend with songs the air above��

               For the union of a maiden

               With the man who owns her love��



JOS。           Never mind the why and wherefore��

               Love can level ranks�察�and therefore

               I admit the jurisdiction��

                    Ably have you played your part��

               You have carried firm conviction

                    To my hesitating heart。

CAPT。 and      Ring the merry bells on board´ship��

SIR JOSEPH。    Rend the air with warbling wild��

               For the union of �� my �� lordship

                                  his

               With a humble captain's child��

  CAPT。         For a humble captain's daughter

  JOS。          For a gallant captain's daughter

  SIR JOSEPH。   And a lord who rules the water

  JOS。 ��aside��。 And a tar who ploughs the water��

  ��Aloud。��      Let the air with joy be laden。

  CAPT。 and SIR JOSEPH。 Ring the merry bells on board´ship

  JOS。         For the union of a maiden

  CAPT。 and SIR JOSEPH。 For her union with his lordship。

  ALL。         Rend with songs the air above

               For the man who owns her love��



                                                       ��Exit JOS。

  CAPT。 Sir Joseph�察�I cannot express to you my delight at the

happy

result of your eloquence。 Your argument was unanswerable。

  SIR JOSEPH。 Captain Corcoran�察�it is one of the happiest

characteristics

of this glorious country that official utterances are invariably

regarded

as unanswerable。                                        ��Exit SIR

JOSEPH。

  CAPT。 At last my fond hopes are to be crowned。 My only daughter

is to

be the bride of a Cabinet Minister。 The prospect is Elysian。

��During this

speech DICK DEADEYE has entered。��

  DICK。 Captain。

  CAPT。 Deadeye� �You here�拭�Don't� 。�Recoiling from him。��

  DICK。 Ah�察�don't shrink from me�察�Captain。 I'm unpleasant to look

at�察�and

my name's agin me�察�but I ain't as bad as I seem。

  CAPT。 What would you with me��

  DICK ��mysteriously��。 I'm come to give you warning。

  CAPT。 Indeed� �do you propose to leave the Navy then��

  DICK。 No�察�no�察�you misunderstand me�察�listen��



                                   DUET

                          CAPTAIN and DICK DEADEYE



  DICK。        Kind Captain�察�I've important information��

                       Sing hey�察�the kind commander that you are��

               About a certain intimate relation��

                  Sing hey�察�the merry maiden and the tar。

  BOTH。        The merry maiden and the tar。



  CAPT。        Good fellow�察�in conundrums you are speaking��

                  Sing hey�察�the mystic sailor that you are��

               The answer to them vainly I am seeking��

                  Sing hey�察�the merry maiden and the tar。

  BOTH              The merry maiden and the tar。



  DICK。        Kind Captain�察�your young lady is a´sighing��

                  Sing hey�察�the simple captain that you are��

               This very might with Rackstraw to be flying��

                  Sing hey�察�the merry maiden and the tar。

  BOTH。                  The merry maiden and the tar。



  CAPT。        Good fellow�察�you have given timely warning��

                  Sing hey�察�the thoughtful sailor that you are��

               I'll talk to Master Rackstraw in the morning��

                  Sing hey�察�the cat´o'´nine´tails and the tar。

                                                  ��Producing a

;cat;。��



  BOTH。        The merry cat´o'´nine´tails and the tar��

  

  CAPT。 Dick DeadeyeI thank you for your warningI will at

once take

means to arrest their flight。 This boat cloak will afford me

ample

disguiseSo� 。�Envelops himself in a mysterious cloak�察�holding it

before

his face。��

  DICK。 Ha�察�ha� �They are foiledfoiledfoiled��



  Enter Crew on tiptoe�察�with RALPH and BOATSWAIN meeting

JOSEPHINE�察�who

     enters from cabin on tiptoe�察�with bundle of necessaries�察�and

     accompanied by LITTLE BUTTERCUP。

         

                                ENSEMBLE

                    

                    Carefully on tiptoe stealing��

                      Breathing gently as we may��

                    Every step with caution feeling��

                      We will softly steal away。

                    

                        ��CAPTAIN stamps��Chord。



  ALL ��much alarmed��。 Goodness me

                           Why�察�what was that��

  DICK。                Silent be��

                           It was the cat��

  ALL。 ��reassured��。    It wasit was the cat��

  CAPT。 ��producing cat´o'´nine´tails��。 They're right�察�it was the

cat��



  ALL。                 Pull ashore�察�in fashion steady��

                         Hymen will defray the fare��

                       For a clergyman is ready

                         To unite the happy pair��

  

                   ��Stamp as before�察�and Chord。��



  ALL。                 Goodness me��

                         Why�察�what was that��

  DICK。                Silent be��

                         Again the cat��

  ALL。                 It was again that cat��

  CAPT。 ��aside��。       They're right�察�it was the cat��

  CAPT。 ��throwing off cloak��。 Hold� 。�All start。��

                         Pretty daughter of mine��

                           I insist upon knowing

                           Where you may be going

                         With these sons of the brine��

                           For my excellent crew��

                         Though foes they could thump any��

                         Are scarcely fit company��

                           My daughter�察�for you。

  CREW。                    Now�察�hark at that�察�do��

                         Though foes we could thump any��

                         We are scarcely fit company

                           For a lady like you��

  

  RALPH。               Proud officer�察�that haughty lip uncurl��

               Vain man�察�suppress that supercilious sneer��

          For I have dared to love your matchless girl��

             A fact well known to all my messmates here��



  CAPT。             Oh�察�horror��

  

  RALPH and Jos。 �� I �� humble�察�poor�察�and lowly born��

                  He

              The meanest in the port division

                 The butt of epauletted scorn

              The mark of quarter´deck derision

              Have �� dare to raise �� my �� wormy eyes

              Has                   his

              Above the dust to which you'd mould �� me

                                                    him

             In manhood's glorious pride to rise��

             I am �� an Englishmanbehold �� me

             He is                         him



  ALL。         He is an Englishman��

  BOAT。        He is an Englishman��

                 For he himself has said it��

                 And it's greatly to his credit��

               That he is an Englishman��

  

  ALL。         That he is an Englishman��

  BOAT。        For he might have been a Roosian��

               A French�察�or Turk�察�or Proosian��

               Or perhaps Itali´an��

        

  ALL。         Or perhaps Itali´an��

  BOAT。        But in spite of all temptations

               To belong to other nations��

                 He remains an Englishman��

        

  ALL。         For in spite of all temptations�察�etc。

        

  CAPT。 ��trying to repress his anger��。

                In uttering a r

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