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In the dusk with the light behind her
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She may very well pass for forty-three
In the dusk with the light behind her

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bitches love me because i have many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse
Bet YOU donât know what is meant by mamelon and ravelin!
"average person marries 3 women a year" factoid actually just statistical error. average person marries 0.0125 women per year. Weddings Ludwig, who lives in Pfennig-Halbpfennig & marries 4 women each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
miminy piminy
Francesca di Rimini?
a legal ghoest ..........
a technical ghoest

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Oh how unfortunate to be a twenty one year old man who has just discovered he was born in leap year and thus must still fulfill the contract binding him to a pirate apprenticeship until his one and twentieth birthday (nota bene: not his one and twentieth year)âŚ
Happily, many of Broken Hearts' themes and plot devices are also used in Cyrano De Bergerac, and resurface in The Yeomen of the Guard.
(Broken Hearts synopsis by Sarah Cole)
to say she is his mother is an utter bit of folly
(oh, fie! our strephon's not a rogue!)
perhaps his brain is addled and it's very melancholy
(taradiddle, taradiddle, tol-lol-lay!)
i wouldn't say a word that could be reckoned as injurious,
but to find a mother younger than her son is very curious
and that's a kind of mother that is usually spurious
(taradiddle, taradiddle, tol-lol-lay!)
Life is love in merry May!

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The opening night, uncut version of Ruddigore is so much more exciting than the sanitised revised version.
Please listen to the ghost scene with the extra bits put back in that were cut for being too spooky for light opera (the little instrumental after the first chorus; and the little solo and chorus bit between "...set on thee his grisly hand" and "beware!")
Illustrations by W. Russell Flint for W. S. Gilbert, RUDDIGORE; OR, THE WITCHâS CURSE (G. Bell and Sons, 1912).
âThe Yeomen of the Guardâ from âSavoy operasâ by W. S. Gilbert; With illus. in colour by W. Russell Flint. Published 1909 by George Bell & Sons, London.
See the complete book here.
OMG! The Patience ones!!!
Patience being both the smartest and dumbest woman among them and looking FINE!
When youâre not even Early English
Realistic woman woman interaction where someone shares a story of their past affection and the other asks âđď¸đđď¸Who is heâ
Leave it to a maid to look for a love thatâs completely unselfish. Put herself first? Never.
Bunthorne is just sighing, waiting for this to be over, only in it for đThe Attention
Jane⌠fire your cello teacher. Itâs so much easier if you sit.
Thanks for reading my additions
We could all do with a bit more TANTANTARA in our lives.
I am the very model of a frightened shaking animal

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GUYS GUYS GUYS
CUT IOLANTHE MUSIC FULL ORCHESTRATIONS NOT A DRILL
On a recent research trip to London, I found three deleted songs from Iolanthe, hiding in plain sight in the British Library.
Oh, my enemies may sing / Of the joys of being KingâŚ
Iâm still not hugely familiar with The Gondoliers, but this song got itself stuck in my head and I felt another Henry VI parody coming on. So hereâs Henryâs account of most of what happens to him in Part II⌠as a G&S patter song. Someone stop me before I create an entire âWhat If Gilbert & Sullivan Wrote Shakespeareâs History Plays?â parody operetta.
KING HENRY Rising early in the morning, In an apprehensive mood, My thoughts full of dire warning: How will this new day conclude? I embark without delay On a most⌠eventful day.
This began a pleasant outing, With our falcons and no shouting, But my squabbling court are all at odds again, Like a sunny April morning That transforms with little warning To a darkened sky and floods of chilly rain. Buckingham brings news that makes this bad day worse: Apprehension of some sorcerers mid-curse, With intent to do me harm. And what is more, They were led by my dear auntie Eleanor! So I have to have her banished. But the scandal hasnât vanished: Thereâs an uproar and my uncleâs forced to step down in disgrace From his role as Lord Protector. I already fear the specter Of some national emergency Iâm unprepared to face. My authority is tested And my uncle is arrested âMidst a flood of accusations I am helpless to prevent. Come on, Henry, chill a minute! Hold a trial; he will win it! For Iâm sure my uncle Humphrey is completely innocent.
Oh, philosophers may sing Of the joys of being King; But itâs really very stressful when your court wonât get along. No-one tells me what theyâre doing But I know thereâs trouble brewing And I have this dreadful feeling somethingâs very, very wrong.
I announce my uncleâs trial. Heâs been murdered?! Full denial Of wrongdoing from his rivals in the court. Warwick says itâs Suffolkâs doing, So heâs banished. âMidst ensuing Chaos, comes a servant with a grim report: Beaufortâs gravely ill and soon will be a corse â He dies feverish and haunted by remorse. Then a messenger arrives with Suffolkâs head â Pirates captured him and now he, too, is dead. More bad news: now Londonâs falling To a rebel leader calling Himself âMortimerâ. (Heâs really just a tailor named Jack Cade.) Meg and I must flee the palace To escape his vicious malice⌠Wait â the Commons have switched sides again and Cade has been betrayed. Crisis solved? While weâre still reeling, Iâve another awful feeling, Like a ship that âscapes a storm, then meets a vicious pirate threat. Suddenly â approaching horses: Yorkâs returned with mighty forces Which he claims heâs only brought to rescue me from Somerset.
Oh, my enemies may sing Of the joys of being King; But itâs not a job I wanted, and Iâd gladly yield my crown. Oh, a shepherdâs plain existence Is a path of less resistance Than this treacherous position with its duties and renown.