The Last West and Paolo's Virginia by G. B. Warren
page 37 of 43 (86%)
page 37 of 43 (86%)
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'Tis the time of the northward migration And ahead of the birds we must fly To where days are of endless duration; So in chorus we bid you good-bye. Farewell, my Cupid, Love speed you on your way. Farewell, dear Cupid, And au-revoir we'll say. (All in chorus) Farewell to you, farewell to all, farewell to-day; Paolo, Cupid, Frosties each farewell must say. SCENE III. SPRING LANDSCAPE [Virginia sitting on a bank of grass and spring flowers, with a band of fairies dancing around her in a ring.] Spring Draweth Near Fairies (in Chorus)-- Spring is coming, hear the humming |
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