ua ‘No.3 Wouldn't It Be Loverly? Cue: HIGGINS: An, The church, A reminder.(Phrowing some coins into Eliza's basket) Indian dialects have always fascinated me. I have records of over fifty, PICKERING: Have you, now? Did you know there are over two hundred? ELIZA: Avoow! Avoooow! Piano FIRST COCKNEY: Shoulds't you stand up, gentlemen? We've got a bloomin’ heiress in our midst. Moderato (F1Sote) : Fis are) ta ha (ello arco) SECOND COCKNEY: Would you be lookin’ for a good butler, Elza? ELIZA: You wort 0, 2nd COCKNEY (Bas It’s ‘rd COCKNEY (Baritone) @ Quasi recitativo The (Gued in Getto) ruth-er dull in town; 1 think Til take me to Pa - ree. Maun —4st COCKNEY (Tenor) Sr4_COCKNEY (Baritone) (Cued in Va.) the cas- tle in Ca- pri. Mmm__ mis - sus wants to 0 - pen up 23d COCKNEY (bass) a Cued in Via. B doc - tor rec - com-mehds a qui - et | sum-mer by the sea, a —— Moderato. TEN] (Cued ia, Hos. Trbas,)| TENT p Mmm, wa Mmm, _—, Would - nt it be lov er = ly? BASS THIRD COCKNEY: ya bound this spring, Eliza —— Biarritz? => Mey room some-where; Faraway from the ” ee or z P (Ste, arco)(ENcolla voce) cold night air, With one e - nor-mous chair, oh, would - rp’ ow) a Tea A lov-er ty? EO Lots of chod-late for me to eat; Lots of coal ma-kin’ = 7 (Ste) ~ (Ban, Cello) tre zp Tire Warm face,warm hands,warmfeet, oh, would - nt it be — lov - er - ly?