An Entirely Original Comic Opera in Two Acts Entitled the Gondoliers, Or, the King of Barataria
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You see, the Monarchy has been remodelled on Republican principles. All departments rank equally, and everybody is at the head of his department.
Don Al. 1 see. .
Mar. I'm afraid you're annoyed.
Don Al. No. I won't say that. It's not quite what I expected.
Giu. I'm awfully sorry.
Mar. So am I.
Giu. By-the-bye, can I offer you anything after your voyage ? a plate of maccaroni and a rusk ?
Don Al. (preoccupied.^ No, no — nothing — nothing.
Giu. Obliged to be careful ?
Don Al. Tes— gout. You see, ...in every Court there are distinctions that must be observed.
Giu. (puzzled). There are, are there ?
' Don Al. Why, of course, for instance, you wouldn't have a Lord High Chancellor play leapfrog with his own Cook ?
Giu. Why not ?
Don Al. Because a Lord High Chancellor is a personage of great dignity, who should never, under any circumstances, place himself in the position of being told to tuck in his tuppenny, except by noblemen of his own rank.
Giu. Oh, I take you.
Don Al. For instance, a Lord High Archbishop might tell a Lord High Chancellor to tuck in his tuppenny,' but certainly not a cook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, the Monarchy has been remodelled on Republican principles. All departments rank equally, and everybody is at the head of his department.
Don Al. 1 see. .
Mar. I'm afraid you're annoyed.
Don Al. No. I won't say that. It's not quite what I expected.
Giu. I'm awfully sorry.
Mar. So am I.
Giu. By-the-bye, can I offer you anything after your voyage ? a plate of maccaroni and a rusk ?
Don Al. (preoccupied.^ No, no — nothing — nothing.
Giu. Obliged to be careful ?
Don Al. Tes— gout. You see, ...in every Court there are distinctions that must be observed.
Giu. (puzzled). There are, are there ?
' Don Al. Why, of course, for instance, you wouldn't have a Lord High Chancellor play leapfrog with his own Cook ?
Giu. Why not ?
Don Al. Because a Lord High Chancellor is a personage of great dignity, who should never, under any circumstances, place himself in the position of being told to tuck in his tuppenny, except by noblemen of his own rank.
Giu. Oh, I take you.
Don Al. For instance, a Lord High Archbishop might tell a Lord High Chancellor to tuck in his tuppenny,' but certainly not a cook.
What to read after An Entirely Original Comic Opera in Two Acts Entitled the Gondoliers, Or, the King of Barataria?
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