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In the romantic drama of Adelmorn, the outlaw. First performed at Drury Lane theatre on Monday, May 4, 1801. [by M. G. Lewis] The overture and music entirely new, composed by Mr. Kelly
Lewis, M. G. (1775-1818)

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ADELMORN, THE OUTLAW.
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ACT THE FIRST.
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1. CHORUS.
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2. SONG.
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HUGO.
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3. SONG.
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4. SONG.
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5. CHORUS.
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6. CHORUS.
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ACT THE SECOND.
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1. GLEE.
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2. SONG.
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3. SONG.
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4. CANTATA.
  
HUGO.
  
ARIA.
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5. DUET.
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6. BALLAD.
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7. CHORUS.
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ACT THE THIRD.
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1. CHORUS
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2. DUO.
  
HERMAN AND ORRILA.
  
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3. SONG.
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4. BALLAD .
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5. GLEE.
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6. CHORUS.
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7. FINALE.

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HERMAN AND ORRILA.

[1.]

ORRILA.
FROM him I love compell'd to sever,
I mourn with tender fears opprest.

HERMAN.
I fruitless find each fond endeavour
To warm my fair one's frozen breast.

DUO.
Yet, Love, my heart still thine shall be,
And while it throbs, shall throb for thee.

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