agrees to marry him ("Oh, rapture unrestrained"). Scaphio and Phantis, however, have succeeded in convincing the people of Utopia that the changes are for the worse ("Upon our sea-girt land"). For example, there has been an end to war, making the army and navy useless; sanitation is so good that the doctors are unemployed; and so perfect are the laws that crime has all but ended, emptying the courts and leaving lawyers jobless. The people demand that the changes be revoked. Paramount asks his daughter for a solution, and, after a little prodding from Sir Bailey Barre, she realizes that she has forgotten "the most essential element" of British civilisation: Government by Party! Under the two-party system, each party will so confound the efforts of the other that no progress will be made, leading to the happy result that everyone seeks. The crowd is overjoyed, Scaphio and Phantis are thrown in prison, and the curtain falls as the people sing their praises of "a little group of isles beyond the wave" – Great Britain. Musical numbers Introduction1 Act I 1. "In lazy languor motionless" (Phylla and Chorus of Girls) 2. "O make way for the Wise Men" (Chorus) 2a. "In every mental lore" (Scaphio and Phantis) 3. "Let all your doubts take wing" (Scaphio and Phantis) 4. "Quaff the nectar" (Chorus) 4a. "A King of autocratic power we" (King with Chorus) 4b. "Although of native maids the cream" (Nekaya and Kalyba) 4c. "Bold-faced ranger" (Lady Sophy with Chorus) 5. "First you're born" (King with Scaphio and Phantis) 6. "Subjected to your heavenly gaze" (King and Lady Sophy) 7. "Oh, maiden rich in Girton lore" (Zara, Fitz., Troopers, and Chorus) 8. "Ah! gallant soldier" (Zara, Fitz., Troopers, and Chorus) 9. "It's understood, I think" (Zara, Fitz., Scaphio, and Phantis) 10. "Oh, admirable art" (Zara and Fitz.) (11. Cut song for Zara, "Youth is a boon avowed", sung on the first night but now lost.) 12. Act I Finale: "Although your Royal summons to appear" (Ensemble) and "When Britain sounds the trump of war" (Zara, Sir Bailey Barre, and Chorus) 12a. "What these may be" (Zara, Dramaleigh, Blushington, and Chorus) and "A company promoter this" (Zara, Goldbury, and Chorus) 12b. "I'm Captain Corcoran, K.C.B." (Capt. Corcoran with Chorus) and "Ye wand'rers from a mighty State" (Quartet, Chorus, and Soli) 12c. "Some seven men form an association" (Mr. Goldbury with Chorus), "Well, at