COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS.

CHORUS.
Ist VOICE.

Hark!

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2nd VOICE.

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NOTE. When possible, the Chorus should be sung in three parts, as above. If, however, this cannot be done, the first-voice part is to be sung in unison, accompanied by the pianoforte.

FULL FATHOM FIVE.

Arranged for this work from "Cheerful Ayres or Ballads" for three voices, published by Dr. John Wilson in 1659. This is undoubtedly the original setting, as sung in Shakespeare's time.

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