Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-03-31
ii TrovatOre.

Inere was an Ola hOlldn VINO 6OlneWnere I'll
dwell,
Who was burnt for witch, as the opera di
tell;
A daughter she had, too, gypsy SO bold,
Who went to a house where an infant she stoled
Chorus in the Italian language, relative b
the way she hooked it,.
Singing tooral, toledo, and in dormero,
Allegro andanty and sempre amo,
o Giorno dOrrore mia madre you know,
With flta crudel c, funesta & Co.
Now, after they burnt up the old gypsy mother
The daughter came up with her own child ant
tother
When she saw her marin burning, it woke "
her ire,
And she slung the stole baby smack into the fire
Sizzling chorus, descriptive of the burning
Singing tooral toledo, and in dormero, etc.
Now, when the poor baby was all of bake,
She found that she'd burnt up her own by mis-
take
And she felt bad at the deed she had done,
She brought up the other and called him her son
[Chorius in the barrow-tone style
Singing tooral, toledo, etc.
Now when the young man got to years of dis
erection,
He tuck up with music all for profession,
Likewise ayoung woman for a sweetheart he got
And all her affections upon him she sot.
tBasso reiefo chorus, in which is SET forth the
young woman's sentiments as expressed in a
furrin lang lage.
Tooral, toledo, ETC., etc.
There's chap, now, Count, who comes into
the song,
who likewise loved h Is lady uncommonly
strong.
And meeting Manreo-her lover-one night
They pulled out their weapons intending to fight.
[Spirted chorus, expressing an orful combat
which came very nigh coming Off.
To0ra, toledo, etc.
The next scene discovers Manrlco, gipsy,
With fellows who drink great deal and get
tipsy,
And who hammer on anvils like jolly good fcl-
lows,
While their wives mind the fire and their sons
blow the bellows.
Hardware chorus a la horseshoe.
T0oral, toledo, etc.
But alas after all this fine singing and fighting,
Which gave the occasion for all this fine writing,
The Count got Manrco locked up in Jug,
And held him as tight as a bug in rug.
[Doeful chorus, sparging the lagrime.l
Tooral, toledo, ETC.
Then the lady came Weeping and vailng around,
Where Manrico was lying all on the cold ground,
With tho old gypsy woman while ballads he
sung,
Resolved to die game though he had got to be
hung.
fGame chorus with the back up and straps
bucked DOWN.
Toora, toledo, etc.
This Count came along-says the lady says she, |
"lf yon'll let my love go, why then you may
take me !"
So the Count consented to open the door,
And wipe off the chaks against the bold Tro-
yatorc.
1Trovatore--a cove what sings. Frinstance
is a Trovatorc, as you hear by the following. /
Tooral, toledo, etc.
But the lady she thought, "rl ne'cr be his wife,
And I'll swinde the Count if il costs me my
life"
So ven he came in there, she lay on her side,
And they found, sure enough, that by poison |
she died.
[Chorius expressive of stry ychnine poson.l
Tooral, toledo, etc.
Then the folks made fire, cause the Count
was so sore,
And in it they burned up the gay Trovatore
Then the gpsy says she, "Count l wasn't his
mother,
And I'm sorry to say that you have burned up
your brother"
(Chorius expressing a grand family fy1
Singing tooral toledo, and in dOrmero;
Allegro andanty and sempre amo,
o Giorno dorrore mia madre Won know,
With fata crudel, funesta & Co.