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| The Rake's Progress | |
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Act I Scene 1: The woods are green (Anne, Rakewell |
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Act I Scene 1: Anne, my dear (Trulove, Anne, Rakew |
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Act I Scene 1: Here I stand … Since it is not by m |
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Act I Scene 1: Tom Rakewell? (Shadow, Rakewell) |
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Act I Scene 1: Fair lady, gracious gentlemen (Shad |
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Act I Scene 1: I wished but once (Rakewell, Shadow |
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Act I Scene 1: My Anne, behold (Rakewell, Anne, Tr |
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Act I Scene 1: Farewell for now (Anne, Rakewell) |
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Act I Scene 1: All is ready, sir (Shadow, Rakewell |
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Act I Scene 1: Dear father Trulove (Rakewell) |
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Act I Scene 1: Laughter and light (Rakewell, Anne, |
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Act I Scene 2: With air commanding and weapon hand |
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Act I Scene 2: Come, Tom (Shadow, Rakewell, Mother |
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Act I Scene 2: Soon dawn will glitter … Sisters of |
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Act I Scene 2: Love, too frequently betrayed (Rake |
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Act I Scene 2: How sad a song (Whores, Mother Goos |
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Act I Scene 2: The sun is bright, the grass is gre |
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Act I Scene 3: No word from Tom … Quietly, night ( |
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Act I Scene 3: My father! Can I desert him … I go |
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Act II Scene 1: Vary the song, O London (Rakewell) |
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Act II Scene 1: O Nature, green unnatural mother ( |
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Act II Scene 1: Always the quarry that I stalk (Ra |
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Act II Scene 1: Master, are you alone? (Shadow, Ra |
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Act II Scene 1: Come, master, observe the host of |
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Act II Scene 1: In youth the panting slave pursues |
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Act II Scene 1: My tale shall be told (Rakewell, S |
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Act II Scene 2: Introduction |
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Act II Scene 2: How strange! … O heart, be stronge |
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Act II Scene 2: What can this mean? (Anne, Rakewel |
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Act II Scene 2: My love, am I to remain in here fo |
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Act II Scene 2: Could it then have been known (Ann |
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Act II Scene 2: I have not run away (Baba, Rakewel |
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| The Rake's Progress | |
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Act II Scene 3: As I was saying … Come, sweet, com |
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Act II Scene 3: Fa la la (Shadow) |
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Act II Scene 3: Thanks to this excellent device (R |
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Act II Scene 3: Forgive me, master, for intruding |
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Act III Scene 1: Ruin. Disaster. Shame. (Crowd, An |
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Act III Scene 1: Ladies both fair and gracious (Se |
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Act III Scene 1: Who hears me, knows me (Sellem, C |
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Act III Scene 1: Sold! Annoyed! (Baba, Crowd, Rake |
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Act III Scene 1: You love him, seek to set him rig |
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Act III Scene 1: I go to him (Anne, Rakewell, Shad |
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Act III Scene 2: Prelude |
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Act III Scene 2: How dark and dreadful is this pla |
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Act III Scene 2: Very well then, my dear and good |
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Act III Scene 2: Well, then … My heart is wild wit |
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Act III Scene 2: The simpler the trick (Shadow, Ra |
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Act III Scene 2: I burn, I burn! I freeze! (Shadow |
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Act III Scene 2: With roses crowned (Rakewell) |
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Act III Scene 3: Prepare yourselves, heroic shades |
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Act III Scene 3: There he is. Have no fear (Keeper |
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Act III Scene 3: I have waited … In a foolish drea |
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Act III Scene 3: I am exceeding weary (Rakewell) |
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Act III Scene 3: Gently, little boat (Anne, Madmen |
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Act III Scene 3: Anne, my dear (Trulove, Anne) |
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Act III Scene 3: Every wearied body (Anne, Trulove |
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Act III Scene 3: Where art thou, Venus? (Rakewell, |
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Act III Scene 3: Mourn for Adonis (Chorus) |
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Epilogue: Good people, just a moment (Anne, Baba, |
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