An Entirely Original Comic Opera in Two Acts Entitled the Gondoliers Or the Ki
An Entirely Original Comic Opera in Two Acts Entitled the Gondoliers Or the Ki
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DUCH. Unfortunately, if I am not mistaken, there appears to be seme little doubt as to His Majesty's whereabouts. CAS. A doubt as to his whereabouts? Then I may yet be saved ! DON AL. A doubt ? Oh dear no no doubt at all ! He is here, in Venice, plying the modest but picturesque calling of a gondolier. I can give you his address I see him every day ! In the entire annals of our history there is absolutely no circumstance e^ entirely free from all manner of doubt of any kind whatever ? Listen, a...nd I'll tell you all about it. SONG. GRAND INQUISITOR. I stole the Prince, and I brought him here, And left him, gaily prattling With a highly respectable gondolier, Who promised the Royal babe to rear, And teach him the trade of a timoneer With his own beloved bratling. Both of the babes were strong and stout, And, considering all things, clever. Of that there is no manner of doubt No probable, possible shadow of doubt No possible doubt whatever. Time sped, and when at the end of a year I sought that infant cherished, That highly respectable gondolier Was lying a corpse on his humble bier 16 I dropped a Grand Inquisitor's tear That gondolier had perished.
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DUCH. Unfortunately, if I am not mistaken, there appears to be seme little doubt as to His Majesty's whereabouts. CAS. A doubt as to his whereabouts? Then I may yet be saved ! DON AL. A doubt ? Oh dear no no doubt at all ! He is here, in Venice, plying the modest but picturesque calling of a gondolier. I can give you his address I see him every day ! In the entire annals of our history there is absolutely no circumstance e^ entirely free from all manner of doubt of any kind whatever ? Listen, a...nd I'll tell you all about it. SONG. GRAND INQUISITOR. I stole the Prince, and I brought him here, And left him, gaily prattling With a highly respectable gondolier, Who promised the Royal babe to rear, And teach him the trade of a timoneer With his own beloved bratling. Both of the babes were strong and stout, And, considering all things, clever. Of that there is no manner of doubt No probable, possible shadow of doubt No possible doubt whatever. Time sped, and when at the end of a year I sought that infant cherished, That highly respectable gondolier Was lying a corpse on his humble bier 16 I dropped a Grand Inquisitor's tear That gondolier had perished.
What to read after An Entirely Original Comic Opera in Two Acts Entitled the Gondoliers Or the Ki?
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