must guard their Peace wiith safety bless Thou thou that must bring and then must guard their Peace Thou thou that must bring then must guard their Peace Thou that must bring then must guard their Peace Thou Thou that must bring then must guard their Peace Thou Thou that must bring then must guard their Peace After a War-like Dance the Praesul goes on While we to Mars his Praises sing A Horse th' appointed Victim bring While Mars and Venus are meeting in the Air c. the following Symphony is Plaid Symphony Song of VENUS and MARS Venus GReat God of War if thou dost not despise the power of my victorious eyes reject this Sacrifice My Deity they disâ•Œrespect my Altars they neglect and Psyhce onâ•Œly they Adore whom they shall see no more Have I yet left such Influence on your heart as to enjoyn them you wou'd take my part by some known token punish their offence and let them know their Insolence Mars SO much your Influence on me remains that still I glory in my Chains whatever you comâ•Œmand shall be a Sovereign law to me whatever you command shall be a Sovereign law to me These sawcy Mortals soon shall see what 't is to disrespect your Deity To shew how much for you I them despise Since they with Venus dare contend Ye pow'rs of Hell your Furies send and interrupt their Sacrifice and interrupt their Venus Ye Pow'rs of Hell your Furies send and interrupt interrupt their Sacrifice Sacrifice Ye Powrs of Hell your Furies send and interrupt their Sacrifice and interrupt their Sacrifice and interrupt their Sacrifice ACT. IV. The Scene is a stately Garden c. 1st Voice LEt old age in its Envy Malice take pleasure in business that 's sowr and in hoarding up Treasure 2d Voice by dulness seem wise be still peevish and nice and what they can't follow let them rail at as Vice 3d Voice Wise youth will in Wine in Beauty delight will revel all day and will sport all the night 4th Voice For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive Chorus For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive Soft Love must from Wine its new vigour receive love must from Wine its new vigour receive Love must from Wine its new vigour receive love must from Wine its new vigour receive Love must from Wine its new vigour receive love must from Wine its new vigour receive Love must from Wine its new vigour receive love must from Wine its new vigour receive 1st Voice How insipid were life without those delights In which lusty hot youth spend their days and their nights 2d Voice Of our nauseous dull being we too soon shou'd be cloy'd Without those blest Joyes which Fools only avoid 3d. Voice Unhappy Grave Wretches who live by false measure And for empty vain shadows refuse real pleasure 4th Voice To such fools while vast Joys on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journey without ever baiting Chorus To such Fools c. The same Song composed another way for Two Voices 1st LEt old age in its envy and malice take pleasure in business that 's sow'r and in hoarding up Treasure 2d by dulness seem wise be still peevish and nice and what they can't follow let them rail at as vice 1st Wise Youth will in Wine and in Beauty delight will Revel all day and will sport all the night 2d For never to love would be never to live and Love must from Wine its new vigour receive Chorus For never to love wou'd be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love wou'd be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love wou'd be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive For never to love would be never to live and love must from Wine its new vigour receive 1st How insipid were life without those delights in which lusty hot youths spend their days and their nights Of our nauceous dull being we too soon shall be cloy'd without those blest Joys which fools only avoid 2d Unhappy grave wretches who live by false measure and for empty vain shadows refuse real pleasure to such fools while vast Joyes on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journey without ever baiting Chorus To such Fools while vast Joys on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journy without ever baiting To such fools while vast joys on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journey without ever baiting To such fools while vast joys on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journey without ever baiting To such fools while vast joys on the witty are waiting Life 's a tedious long journey without ever baiting Song of the God of the River and two Nymphs to PSYCHE when she 's going to cast her self into the River STay stay this act will much defile my streams with a short patience suffer these exteems Heav'n has for thee a milder Fate in store the time shall be when thou shalt weep no more 1st Nymph 2d Nymph And yet fair Psyche ne'er shall die She ne'er shall die She ne'er shall die Retornello Cho. with Voices and Instruments 1st Nymph And yet fair Psyche ne'r shall die but shall be crown'd with immortality 2d Nymph And yet fair Psyche ne'r shall die but shall be crown'd with immortality And yet fair Psyche ne'r shall die but shall be crown'd with immortality Soft but shall be crown'd but shall be crown'd with immortality but shall be crown'd but shall be crown'd with Imâ•Œmorâ•Œtaâ•Œliâ•Œty But shall But shall be crown'd with Imâ•Œmorâ•Œtaâ•Œliâ•Œty but shall Retornello but shall be crown'd with Imâ•Œmorâ•Œtaâ•Œliâ•Œty be crown'd with Imâ•Œmorâ•Œtaâ•Œliâ•Œty be Crown'd with Imâ•Œmorâ•Œtaâ•Œliâ•Œty Venus approaches from her anger fly more troubles yet your constancy must try But the happy minute will e're long arrive that will to you eternal freedom give 1st Nymph 2d Nymph and yet fair Psyche nee'r shall die She ne'r shall die She nee'r shall die Retornello Chorus as before And yet fair Psyche c. And yet fair Psyche c. And yet fair Psyche c. And yet fair Psyche c. Omit the Retornello at the end of the Chorus the last time ACT. V. Devils and Furies 1st Devil 1st Fury To what great distresses proud Psyhce is brought Oh the brave mischiefs our malice has wrought 2d Dev. Such actions become the black Subjects of Hell Our Great Prince of Darkness who e're will
3d. Cyclop 4th Cyclop Here Harpes to you Here Brontes to you so take each Cyclops his due To thee Steropes Pyraman to thee Omnes Retor soft And thus in our cups wee 'l agree And thus in our cups wee 'l agree And thus in our cups wee 'l agree And thus in our cups wee 'l agree Chor. and Retorn as before and then go on Vulcan Be gon or great Jove will for Thunder-bolts stay The World grows so wicked each day 2d Cyclop He has less need of Thunder than we have of Wine Wee 'l drink though great Jove shou'd repine Cho. and Retorn again as before and then go on The Song at the Treat of Cupid and Psyche AL Joy to fair Psyche in this happy place to our great Mr who her shall embrace may never his love nor her beauty decay but be warm as the spring and still fresh as the day Chorus No Mortals on Earth ever wretched could prove if still while they No Mortals on Earth ever wretched could prove if still while they No Mortals on Earth ever wretched could prove if still while they No Mortals on Earth ever wretched could prove if still while they Soft Liv'd they 'd be always in Love if still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love Liv'd they 'd be always in love if still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love Liv'd they 'd be always in love if still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love Liv'd they 'd be always in love if still while they live they 'd be always in love There 's none without love ever happy can be without it each brute were as happy as we The knowledge men boast of does nothing but vex their wandring reason their minds does perplex Chorus again as before then go on Loves sighs and his tears are mixt with delights But were he still pester'd with Loves sighs and his tears are mixt with delights But were he still pester'd with Cares and with frights Should a thousand more troubles a Lover invade By Carer and with frights Should a thousand more troubles a Lover invade By One happy moment they 'd fully be paid One happy moment they 'd fully be paid The Chorus again as before then go on Then lose not a moment but in pleasure imploy it for a moment once lost will Then lose not a moment but in pleasure imploy it for a moment once lost will Then lose not a moment but in pleasure imploy it for a moment once lost will always be so Your Youth requires Love let it fully enjoy it and push on your always be so Your Youth requires Love let it fully enjoy it and push on yorr always be so Your Youth requires Love let it fully enjoy it and push on your Chorus Nature as far as 't will go No mortals on earth ever wretched cou'd prove if still while they Nature as far as 't wil go No mortals on earth ever wretched con'd prove if still while they Nature as far as 't wil go No mortals on earth ever wretched could prove if still while they No mortals on earth ever wretched could prove if still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love If still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love liv'd they 'd be always in love if still while they liv'd they 'd be always in love liv'd they 'd be always in love If still while they livd ' they 'd be always in love liv'd they 'd be always in love If still while they liv'd they 'd bealways in love Song and Dance of the Salij sung in the principal Street of the City near a Triumphal Arch and accompanied in the Chorus with Kettle-Drums Wind Instruments Violins c. 1 st S'nger LEt us lowdly rejoice with glad heart with Voice for the Monster is dead and here is his head for the Monster is dead and here is his head Chorus Let us lowdly rejoyce with glad heart with voice for the Monster is dead he 's dead here is his head Let us lowdly rejoyce with glad heart with voice for the Monster is Let us lowdly rejoice with glad heart with voice for the Monster is Let us lowdly rejoice with glad heart with voice for the Monster is is dead here is his head for the Monster is dead here is his head he 's dead he 's dead here is his head is dead here is his head for the monster is dead here is his head he 's dead he 's dead here is his head is dead here is his head for the monster is dead here is his head he 's dead he 's dead here is his head is dead here is his head for the monster is dead here is his head he 's dead he 's dead here is his head 2d Sing'r No more shall our Wives be afraid of their lives nor our Daughters by Serpents miscarry 1 st Singer The Oracle then shall bestow them on Men and they not with Monsters shall marry Chorus again as before then go on Praesul sings Great God of Wars to thee we offer up our Thanks and Pray'r For by thy mighty Deity Triumphant Conquerors we are Chorus Thour' t Great aâ•Œmong the Heav'nly Race Thour' t Great aâ•Œmong the Heav'nly Race Th ourt Great among the Heav'nly race Thour' t Great aâ•Œmong Instruments Instruments the Heav'nly Race Thour' t great among the Heav'nly Race Thour' t great among the Heav'nly race And Thour't great among the Heav'nly Race Thour' t great among the Heav'nly race And And And only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place The Thunderer the Thunderer the only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place The Thunnerer the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place Thunderer giv'st place And only to the Thunderer the Thunderer giv'st place Praesul Jove is thy Father but does not exceed thy Deitie on any sore Thou when thou wilt canst make the whole world bleed And then canst heal their breaches by thy pow'r Verse Chorus 'T is thou that must to Armies give success Thou that must Kingdoms 'T is thou thou that must to Armies to Armies give success Thou that must Kingdoms 'T is thou that must to Armies to Armies give success Thou that must Kingdoms too 'T is thou that must to Armies give success Thou thot must Kingdoms too too with safety bless Thou thou that must bring and then must guard their Peace too with safety bless Thou that must bring and then must guard their Peace with safety bless Thou thou that must bring and then
the Elizian Princes MARS sings as follows Behold the God of mighty power we all have felt and all adore To him I all my Triumphs owe To him my Trophies I must Yields He makes Victorious Monarchs bow and from the Conquerour gains the field Chorus He turns all the horrors of war to delight were there no Love no Hero's would fight He turns all the horrors of war to delight were there no love no Hero's would fight He turns all the horrors of war to delight were there no love no Hero's would fight He turns all the horrors of wars to delight were there no love no Hero's would fight Play the. Chorus for a Retorn then go on upon the Close Note were there no Love no Hero's would fight MARS Honour to Battle spurs them on Honour brings Power when War is done But who would venture Life for Power Only to govern dull Mankind T is Women Women they adore For Beauty they those dangers find CHORUS No Princes the toils of ambition would prove or dominion would prize if it were not for love Or Dominion c. Play the Chorus again for a Retornel then go on on the close Note Bacch's THe delights of the Bottle the charms of good Wine to the power the pleasures of Love must resign though the night in the joys of good drinking be past the debauches but till the next morning will last But Loves great debauch is more lasting and for that often lasts a man all his life long Cho. But loves great debauch is more lasting strong for that often lasts a man all his life long But loves great debauth is more lasting strong for that often lasts a man all his life long But loves great debauch is more lasting strong for that often lasts a man all his life long But loves great debauch is more lasting strong for that often lasts a man all his life long Play the Chorus again for a Retornello then go on to the Tune of the former Stanza Bacchus Love and Wine are the Bonds that fasten us all The World but for these to confusion would fall Were it not for the pleasure of Love and good Wine Mankind for each trifle their lives would resign They 'd not value dull life nor wou'd live without thinking Nor wou'd Kings rule the world but for Love and good drinking Chorus They 'd not c. Nor woud not c. Retornello Apollo But to love to love the great union they owe All in earth and in Heav'n to his scepter must bow Grand Chorus and Dance with all the Instruments All joy to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth All Joy to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth All Joy to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth All Joys to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth All Joy to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth All Joy to this Caelestial pair who thus in Heav'n united are 'T is a great thing worth Heav'ns design to make Love's Pow'r with Beauties joyn Heav'ns design to make Loves's Pow'r with Beauties joyn Heavns design to make Love's Pow'r with Beauties joyn Heavns design to make Love's Pow'r with Beautie 's joyn Heavn's design to make Love's Powr with Beauty joyn Heavn's design to make Love's Pow'r with Beautie 's joyn FINIS The Instrumental Musick used in the TEMPEST The First Musick soft loud INtroduction Galliard Gavot The end of the First Musick The Second Musick SArabrand LILK The end of the second Musick Curtain Tune in the TEMPEST soft lowder by degrees Violent soft lowd soft and slow by degrees The First Act Tune RUstick Air. The Second Act Tune MI noit The Third Act Tune COrant The Fourth Act Tune A Martial Jigge The Conclusion A Canon 4 in 2. FINIS
serve well 3d Devil 3d Fury must to all Mortals nay Gods shew their spight and in horrour torments of 4th Devil 4th Fury must to all Mortals nay Gods shew their spight and in horrour torments of 5th Devil others delight must to all Mortals nay Gods shew their Spight 6th Devil others delight must to all Mortals nay Gods shew their Spight 1st Devil must to all Mortals nay Gods shew their Spight Chorus And in horrour and torments of others delight and in horrour and torments of others delight And in horrour and torments of others delight and in horrour and torments of others delight And in horrours and torments of others delight and in horrours and torments of others delight And in horrours and torments of others delight and in horrours and torments of others delight And in horrours and torments of others delight and in horrours and torments of others delight And in horrours and torments of others delight and in horrours and torments of others delight 2d Stanza in Furies and Devils 1st Devil 1st Fury HOw cool are our Flames and how light are our Chains if our craft or our cruelty Souls enough gains 2d Devil 2d Fury In perpetual Howlings and Groans we take pleasure Our joys by the Torments of others we measure 3d. Devil 3d. Fury To rob Heav'n of the fair is our greatest delight To darkness seducing the Subjects of light 4. Fury To rob Heav'n of the fair is our greatest delight To rob Heav'n of the fair is our greatest delight To darkness seducing the Subjects of light 1st Devil To rob Heav'n of the fair is our greatest delight To rob Heav'n of the fair is our greatest delight The Six part Chorus again with these words viz. To Darkness seducing the Subjects of Light 1st Devil 1st Fury How little did Heav'n of its Empire take care to let Pluto take the rich witty and fair 2d Devil 2d Fury whilst it doth for it self Fools Monsters preserve the blind ugly and poor and the Cripple reserve 3d. Devil 3d. Fury Heav'n all the worst subjects for it self does prepare and leaves all the best for the Prince of the Air. 4th Dev. Heav'n all the worst Subjects for it self does prepare and leaves all the best for the Prince of the Air. 5th Dev. Heav'n all the worst Subjects for it self does prepare 6th Devil Heav'n all the worst Subjects for it self does prepare 1st Devil Heav'n all the worst Subjects for it self does prepare Six part Chorus again as before with these words viz. And leaves all the best for the Prince of the Air. Pluto and Proserpine PLUTO REfrain your Tears you shall no Pris'ner be Beauty and Innocence in Hell are free The 're Treasons Murders Rapes and Thefts that bring Subjects to th' Infernal King You are no Subjects of this place A God must you embrace from Hell to Heav'n you must translated be where you shall live and love where you shall live and love and love and love to all eternity Psyche draw near with thee this present take which giv'n to Venus soon thy peace will make of Beauty 't is a treasury Divine and you 're the messenger she did design Lost beauty this will soon restore and all defects repair Mortals will now afresh her beams adore and ease her mind of Jealousie and care of jealousie care No beauty that has this can e're despair no beauty that has this can e're despair Here are your Sisters who your life once sought Their malice to this place has Psyche brought And against her all these dire mischiefs wrought for ever ever ever here they shall remain and shall in hell suffer eternal pain But Psyche shall a Deity embrace but Psyche shall a Deity embrace Proserpine Be gone fair Psyche Be gone fair Psyche from this place from this place PLUTO Be gone fair Psyche Be gone fair Psyche from this place from this place for Psyche must the God of love embrace for Psyche must the God of love embrace for Psyche must the God of love embrace for Psyche must the God of love embrace Chorus Be gone fair Psyche from this place for Psyche must the God of Love embrace Be gone fair Psyche from this place For Psyche must the God of Love embrace Be gone fair Psyche from this place for Psyche must the God of Love embrace Be gone fair Psyche from this place for Psyche must the God of Love embrace For Psyche must Psyche must the God of Love embrace fo Psyche must the God of Love embrace for Psyche must the God of Love embrace for Psyche must the God of Love embrace Symphony at the Descending of Apollo and the Gods APOLLO Assemble all ye Heav'nly Quire let the God of love inspire your heart with his caelestial Fire the God of Love's a happy lover made his ravishing delights shall never fade Cho. with his immortal Psyche he now tasts those Joys which ought to be as lasting as eternity with his immortal Psyche he now tasts those joys which ought to be as lasting as eternity with his immortal Psyche he now tasts those joys which ought to be as lasting as eternity with his immortal Psyche he now tasts those joys which ought to be as lasting as eternity APOLLO Come Lovers from the Elizian Groves and ce╌le╌brate these Heav'nly Loves Simphonie Apollo Begin this on the close note Bacchus with all your jolly Crew come re╌vel at these Nuptials to Play the Symphony again and then go on Apollo Come all ye winged Spirits of the Skies and all your mighty Deities Simphonie as before making the close Note a Minum Apollo You all his humble Vassals are and in his Joyes should have a share Chorus again as before and then go on 1st Eliz. Lover On Earth by unkindness are often destroy'd thé delight in the Nymphs who are so much ador'd or else the poor Lovers by kindness are cloy'd so faint are the pleasures their love does afford 2d Eliz. Lover With sighs with tears with jealousies rie's with fears the wretched poor lover poor lover is lost for a few moments pleasure his liberty 's lost 3d. Eliz Lov How short are those moments yet how few they imploy Ah! how short ah how short is the Joy 2l 3d. Ah how short Ah how short is the Joy Ah how short Ah hw short is the Joy The Three Elizian Lovers Chorus Thus wretched Mankind do's suffer below in Heav'n each Godhead to Cupid does bow Thus wretched Mankind do's suffer below in Heav'n each Godhead to Cupid does bow Thus wretched Mankind do's suffer below in Heav'n each Godhead to Cupid does bow But Love Love was ne're perfect till now But Love Love was ne're perfect till now But Love Love was ner'e perfect till now But Love love was ne're perfect till now But Loee Love was ne're perfect till now But Love love was ne're perfect till now Symphony at the descending of Jupiter Cupid and Psyche After a Dance of