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... the following excerpts from the oratorios: 1 Selection from the oratorio “Samson”: Overture Air “Honour and arms” Mr Black air “Let the Bright Seraphim” Miss Ella Russell chorus “Let Their Cclestiai Concerts Unite” 2 Selection from the oratorio “Jephthah” ...

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