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* 10, Act. II. (Sixteen bars.) Why the hours do we waste?
Homeward, Fairies, homeward haste !
Jack-o'-Lantern, lead the way; Cockscomb, follow quick, we pray!
Come, Wake-Robin, play no pranks With the Monk's-Hood in our ranks ; Marigold and Prince's-Feather, Fondly wander off together !
Quaker-Ladies, Mourning-Bride, Throw your modest mask aside; Give Snapdragon his adieu.
For Sweet- William goes with you.
Sweet-Peas, spread your wings for flight.
Hurry ! it is almost night !
Come, dark Night-M...oth, don't forget Darhng Little Mignonette I 50 SWEET PEA THE FAIRY CHANGELING Little Jo {Catching Little Mignonette at last J sings ) .
(No. 21.) Air: ''The Mistletoe Bough," sung in quick time.
I've followed you far, and I've followed you long; I've caught you at last — I will sing you my song.
For you're bright as a drop that the sun sparkles through, And you're only an atom of sweet honey- dew!
Bees'-Wings. Buzz !
White Owlet. Tu-whoo!
Fairies {In chorus, dancing with a long swing, first on one foot and then on the other, facing the front, and supporting the Broken Dolls, ivho come staggering on and sing jerkily).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* 10, Act. II. (Sixteen bars.) Why the hours do we waste?
Homeward, Fairies, homeward haste !
Jack-o'-Lantern, lead the way; Cockscomb, follow quick, we pray!
Come, Wake-Robin, play no pranks With the Monk's-Hood in our ranks ; Marigold and Prince's-Feather, Fondly wander off together !
Quaker-Ladies, Mourning-Bride, Throw your modest mask aside; Give Snapdragon his adieu.
For Sweet- William goes with you.
Sweet-Peas, spread your wings for flight.
Hurry ! it is almost night !
Come, dark Night-M...oth, don't forget Darhng Little Mignonette I 50 SWEET PEA THE FAIRY CHANGELING Little Jo {Catching Little Mignonette at last J sings ) .
(No. 21.) Air: ''The Mistletoe Bough," sung in quick time.
I've followed you far, and I've followed you long; I've caught you at last — I will sing you my song.
For you're bright as a drop that the sun sparkles through, And you're only an atom of sweet honey- dew!
Bees'-Wings. Buzz !
White Owlet. Tu-whoo!
Fairies {In chorus, dancing with a long swing, first on one foot and then on the other, facing the front, and supporting the Broken Dolls, ivho come staggering on and sing jerkily).
What to read after The Fairy Changeling;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Elizabeth Prescott Spofford to read onlineMoreLess
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