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 CHARACTERS REPRESENTED ; 
 
 Simon (a Farmer) - Bass. 
 Jane (hi8 Daughter) - Soprano. 
 
 No. 1.— OVERTURE. 
 
 Expressing the passage from Winter 
 to Spring. 
 
 No. 2.— B,ECIT.— Simon. 
 
 Behold where surly Winter flies ! 
 Towards the north he passes off. 
 He calls his ruffian blasts : 
 His ruffian blasts obey, 
 And quit the howling hill. 
 
 Lucas. 
 Behold from craggy rocks the snow 
 In livid torrents melted runs ! 
 
 Jane. 
 
 Forth fly the tepid airs, 
 
 And from the southern shores allure 
 
 The messenger of Spring. 
 
 No. 3. -CHORUS. 
 
 Come, gentle Spring, ethereal mild- 
 ness come ; 
 
 And from her wintry grave bid 
 drowsy nature rise. 
 
 Girls and Wom^n. 
 
 See, gentle Spring delightful comes ! 
 The softness of its breath we feel, — 
 The joy of renovating life ! g 
 
 Men. 
 
 As yet the year is unconfirmM 
 And oft the cold's returning blast 
 With black envenom'd fogs the bud 
 and bloom destroys. 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 Come, gentle Spring, ethereal mild- 
 ness, come ! 
 
 And smiling on our plains descend ; 
 
 Come, gentle Spring, w liile music 
 wakes around. 
 
 Lucas (a young Countryman) Tknob. 
 Chorus of Country People. 
 
 No. 4.— RECIT.— 5'mon. 
 
 At last the bounteous sun 
 From Aries into Taurus rolls, 
 Wide spreading life and heat ; 
 CTp rise the fleecy clouds sublime. 
 And stretch their thin and silver 
 
 wings 
 O'er all surrounding heav'n. 
 
 No. 5.- AIR. 
 
 With joy th' impatient husbandman 
 Forth drives his lusty team, 
 To where the well-us'd plough re- 
 mains, 
 Now loosen'd from the frost. 
 With measur'd step he throws the 
 
 grain 
 Into the bounteous earth. 
 
 O sun, soft show'rs, and dews ! 
 
 The golden ears in plenty bring. 
 With joy t'. impatient husbandman 
 Forth drives his lusty team. 
 To where the well-us'd plough re- 
 mains, 
 Now looser ^rom the frost ; 
 There freely yok'd. their toil begins, 
 Cheer'd by the rustic lay. 
 
 No. 6.— RECIT.— i/Mcos. 
 
 Laborious man hath done his part ; 
 
 And while his heart with hope ex- 
 pands, 
 
 That nature's friendly aid will richly 
 crown his toil. 
 
 His ardent vows to Heav'n ascend. 
 
 No. 7— TRIO AND CHORUS. 
 Lucas. 
 
 Be propitious, bounteous Heaven ; 
 O'er the hills and vales luxuriant 
 Spread the rich autumnal feast ! 
 
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 Be propitious, &c. 
 
 i/MCOW. 
 
 O let the gales of grey-ey'd morning. 
 
 Simon, 
 Upon refreshing dew-drops breathing, 
 
 Jaiie. 
 The genial sun and ev'ning show'r. 
 With pow'r of produce bless the land. 
 
 Trio. 
 
 The hopes of man shall then be 
 
 crown'd, 
 And songs of joy Thy praise shall tell. 
 
 Chorus. 
 Be propitious, &c. 
 
 Men. 
 let the gales of grey-ey'd morning, 
 The genial sun and ev'ning show'r. 
 
 Women. 
 The ev'ning show'r and genial sun. 
 With pow'r of produce bless the land. 
 Chorus. 
 
 The hopes of man, &c. 
 
 No. 8. -REGIT. (Accompanied)— 
 Jane. 
 
 Our fervent pray'rs are heard ; 
 
 Th' effusive southern breeze 
 
 VN arms the wide air with vernal 
 
 show'rs distent. 
 In heaps on heaps the vapours sail ; 
 And now their genial stores descend, 
 Wide spreading o'er the freshen'd 
 
 world. 
 
 No. 9.— DUET AND CHORUS. 
 Jane. 
 Spring, her lovely charms unfolding. 
 Calls us to the fields ; 
 Come, sweet maidens, let us wander 
 O'er the fragrant scene. 
 
 Lucas. 
 
 Spring, her lovely charms unfolding. 
 Calls us to the fields ; 
 Come, companions, let us wander 
 Midst the sweets of May. 
 
 Both. 
 Spring, her lovely charms, &c. 
 
 Jane. 
 Let us gaily tread the dev. -drops, 
 Cull the blooming flow'rs. * 
 
 Lucas. 
 See the valleys, see the meadows. 
 Where the lilies sip the streamlet. 
 
 Oirls and Youths. 
 
 Spring, her lovely charms, &c. 
 
 Mark the mountains ! see the waters ! 
 View the lucid sky ! 
 
 Lucas. 
 All is lovely, all delightful, 
 All replete with joy. 
 
 Jane. 
 See the playful lambkins caper 
 
 Lucas, 
 Fish disportful skim the water. 
 
 Jane. 
 Bees from flow'r to flow'ret ramble. 
 
 Lucas. 
 
 Tuneful birds thro' blossoms flutter. 
 
 Chorum. 
 
 All is lovely, all delightful. 
 All replete with joy. 
 
 Oirls. 
 
 What enjoyment, O what pleasure, 
 Swells our grateful hearts ! 
 
 Youths. 
 Soft sensations, rapture's impulse. 
 Changeful rule the breast ! 
 
 Simon. 
 
 Till the feelings, all extatic, 
 Own the present (iod. 
 
 Oirls and Youths. 
 
 With loud praises grateful flowing, 
 Magnify His Name 
 
 Men. 
 
 Let the voice of pure thanksgiving 
 Rise above the clouds. 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 Let the voice, &c. 
 
 No. 10 —CHORUS, vain TRIO. 
 
 God of light ! God of life ! Hail, 
 mercy's Loid ! 
 
 Trio 
 
 From whose abundant stores 
 The earth with plenty flows 
 And whose Almighty love 
 Makes glad the heart of man 
 
 Chorus. 
 
 God of light ! God of life ! Hail, 
 
 mercy's Lord ! 
 Endless praise to Thee we'll sing. 
 Almighty Lord of all. 
 
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 1. TKIO— Piano, Violin and Cello, " 1st Movement" Mozaii 
 
 MISS SLAOHT, AI£SSUS. POCOCK AND SAUNDKRS. 
 
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 MISS FINNEMORE. 
 
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 (a) "Cradle Song." 
 (/>) " Wake up Love." 
 
 MISS BAKER AND MR. ST. JOHN HYTTENRAUCH. 
 
 6. TRIO— Piano, Clarionet and Viola, "Finale" MozaH 
 
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 Soprano-MISS BAKER ; Tenor-DR, SIPPI ; Basso-MR. MACINTOSH. 
 
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