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ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE. 59

All right—

Come dearest, since it seems we’re free—
Stop—won’t you say good night to Mrs. P. ?
N’importe—You’ve got your wife back, and I’m glad on ’t.
(Aside) Some day I hope and trust he “Il wish he had n’t.
(To audience.) The pow’r of Music—as I think we’ve shown

All I require—is, for its length—you ’ll own

That never was a story of more glee

Than this of Orpheus and Eurydice.