The Dragon of Wantley |
 | Moore Hall Mauxalinda, Moore's current love, overhears and is none too happy with the bargain, reminding Moore of his promise to marry her. Moore, hero that he is, decides to brave it out and declares that he belongs to Mauxalinda. In their closing duet they declare: Pigs shall not be so fond as we.
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| Mauxalinda: Villain! Monster! Basely Base! How can you dare to look me in the face? Did you not swear last Christmas we should marry? Oh, 'tis enough to make a maid miscarry! |
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