Don S. Ha, ha, ha! Well, tho' I believe you a great, little rogue, yet it feems you have been the inftrument of bringing about things juft as they fhould be.

Don J. They are not as they fhould be, and I tell you again, Don Scipio, I will have,

Don S. Well, and fhall have-a bottle of the beft wine in Andalufia, fparkling Mufcadel, bright as Victoria's eye, and fweet as Lorenza's lip; hey, now for our brace of Weddingswhere are the violins, lutes, and cymbals? I fay let us be merry in future, and past faults, our good-humour'd friends will forget and forgive.

FINALE. GLEE.

Social powers at pleasure's call
Welcome here to Hymen's hall;
Bacchus, Ceres, bless. the feast,
Momus lend the fprightly jeft,
Songs of joy elate the foul,
Hebe fill the rofy bowl,

Every chafte and dear delight,
Crown with joy this happy night.'

THE END.

THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE:

A COMIC OPERA,

In Two Acts,

BY JOHN O'KEEFFE,

Author of The Highland Reel, Modern Antiques, The Son-in-Law,
The Poor Soldier, The Prisoner at Large, Love in a Camp,
The Farmer, Fontainbleau, &c.

PRINTED FROM THE ACTING COPY, WITH REMARKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL, BY D.-G.

To which are added,

A DESCRIPTION OF THE COSTUME,-CAST OF THE CHARACTERS,—
ENTRANCES AND EXITS, RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE
PERFORMERS ON THE STAGE, AND THE WHOLE OF
THE STAGE BUSINESS,

As performed at the

THEATRES ROYAL, LONDON.

EMBELLISHED WITH A FINE ENGRAVING,

By MR. BONNER, from a Drawing taken in the Theatre by
MR. R. CRUIKSHANK.

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LONDON:

G. H. DAVIDSON, PETER'S HILL, DOCTORS' COMMONS,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL'S AND UPPER THAMES STREET.

EN,