Situation | No. | Opera | Act | Character | Quote | |
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I - Good news! | ||||||
A. Excellent situation | 1 | Thespis | I | SPARKEION: | On second thoughts, the opportunity's so good it don't admit of improvement. | |
2 | Trial by Jury | - | CHORUS: | Oh, joy unbounded! | ||
3 | HMS Pinafore | I | CHORUS: | Oh joy, oh rapture unforeseen, | ||
For now the sky is all serene; | ||||||
4 | Iolanthe | I | Lord CHANCELLOR: | It has no kind of fault or flaw, | ||
5 | The Mikado | I | KO-KO: | Wafted by a favouring gale | ||
As one sometimes is in trances, | ||||||
6 | The Mikado | I | NANKI-POO: | The threatened cloud has passed away | ||
7 | The Mikado | I | YUM-YUM: | And brightly shines the morning day; | ||
8 | The Gondoliers | I | ANTONIO: | We're happy as happy can be, tra la - | ||
B. Go for it! | 9 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | Such an opportunity may not occur again. | |
10 | The Grand Duke | II | CHORUS: | Let us make of this moment the most, | ||
We may not be so lucky again. | ||||||
C. What can we lose? | 11 | Thespis | II | THESPIS: | if he fails there's no harm done; if he succeeds it's a distinct gain | |
12 | The Mikado | I | POOH-BAH: | I should have no hesitation in saying "Chance it -" | ||
D. Found a fit! | 13 | The Sorcerer | I | CHORUS: | With heart and with voice | |
Let us welcome this mating | ||||||
14 | HMS Pinafore | I | JOSEPHINE: | But fear not, I have a heart | ||
15 | Pirates of Penzance | I | PIRATE KING: | We rather think that we're | ||
Not altogether void | ||||||
16 | Patience | II | GROSVENOR: | I have long wished for a reasonable pretext for such a change as you suggest. It has come at last. | ||
17 | Ruddigore | II | GHOSTS: | He answers to our call! | ||
We do not ask for more. | ||||||
18 | The Gondoliers | I | FIAMETTA: | We have hearts for them, in plenty, | ||
They have hearts, but all too few, | ||||||
19 | The Gondoliers | II | CHORUS: | Oh, wondrous revelation! | ||
20 | Utopia Limited | I | UTOPIANS: | That's trump-call, and they're all trump cards - | ||
E. Good things coming! | 21 | Iolanthe | I | STREPHON: | The prospect's not so bad, | |
My heart so sore and sad | ||||||
May very soon be glad | ||||||
22 | The Mikado | I | NANKI-POO: | Modified rapture! | ||
23 | The Mikado | II | NANKI-POO: | The flowers that bloom in the spring, | ||
Tra la, | ||||||
Breathe promise of merry sunshine - | ||||||
24 | Utopia Limited | II | TRIO: | At last a capital plan we've got; | ||
F. Puzzle resolved! | 25 | The Mikado | I | PISH-TUSH: | And we are right, I think you'll say, | |
To argue in this kind of way; | ||||||
26 | The Gondoliers | II | QUARTET: | Quiet, calm deliberation | ||
Disentangles every knot. | ||||||
27 | The Grand Duke | I | Dr. TANNHAUSER: | The way out of it is quite simple. | ||
II - Bad news: | ||||||
A. In trouble! | 28 | The Sorcerer | I | CONSTANCE: | My woe can find | |
No hope, no solace, no alloy! | ||||||
29 | The Sorcerer | II | CONSTANCE: | Dear friends, take pity on my lot, | ||
My cup is not of nectar! | ||||||
30 | The Sorcerer | II | J. W. WELLS: | This last catastrophe is overpowering! | ||
31 | The Sorcerer | II | J. W. WELLS: | Oh agony, rage, despair! | ||
Oh, where will this end - oh, where? | ||||||
I should very much like to know! | ||||||
32 | HMS Pinafore | I | RALPH: | We have pain and sorrow too before us! | ||
33 | HMS Pinafore | II | Sir JOSEPH: | This is the consequence | ||
Of ill-advised asperity! | ||||||
34 | Pirates of Penzance | I | DAUGHTERS: | We have missed our opportunity | ||
Of escaping with impunity; | ||||||
35 | Patience | I | MAIDENS: | Sad and sorry is our lot! | ||
36 | Iolanthe | I | FAIRY QUEEN: | Oh, I should be strong, but I am weak! | ||
37 | Iolanthe | I | STREPHON: | .darkly looms the day, | ||
And all is dull and grey, | ||||||
38 | Princess Ida | II | Lady PSYCHE: | But it would not do, | ||
The scheme fell through - | ||||||
39 | The Mikado | I | POOH-BAH: | It's a hopeless case, | ||
As you may see, | ||||||
40 | The Mikado | II | NANKI-POO: | Here's a pretty mess! | ||
41 | The Mikado | II | KO-KO: | Here's a state of things! | ||
42 | Ruddigore | II | Sir RUTHVEN: | My eyes are fully open to my awful situation - | ||
43 | The Grand Duke | I | CHORUS: | My goodness me! What shall we do? Why, what a dreadful situation! | ||
B. Not happy about it | 44 | The Sorcerer | I | ALEXIS: | I must nevertheless pocket my aversion, in deference to the great and good end I have in view. | |
45 | The Sorcerer | II | J. W. WELLS: | So be it! I submit! My fate is sealed. | ||
46 | Iolanthe | I | Lord CHANCELLOR: | It nevertheless can't be denied | ||
That it has its inconvenient side. | ||||||
47 | Iolanthe | I | FAIRIES: | A fearful prospect opens out, | ||
And who shall say | ||||||
What evils may | ||||||
Result in consequence! | ||||||
48 | Iolanthe | II | Lord CHANCELLOR: | Though I fear the prospect's shady - | ||
49 | Iolanthe | II | Lord CHANCELLOR: | Eventually, after a severe struggle with myself, I reluctantly - most reluctantly - consented. | ||
50 | The Mikado | I | KO-KO: | Really, it hardly seems worth while! | ||
51 | Ruddigore | I | DUET: | For duty, duty must be done; | ||
The rule applies to everyone, | ||||||
And painful though that duty be, | ||||||
To shirk the task were fiddle-de-dee! | ||||||
C. Misfit | 52 | HMS Pinafore | I | RALPH: | The maiden treats my suit with scorn, | |
53 | Iolanthe | II | Lord MOUNTARARAT: | The only question is, which of us should give way to the other? | ||
D. Partner, desist! | 54 | HMS Pinafore | II | Captain CORCORAN: | I try to speak with moderation, | |
But you have gone too far. | ||||||
55 | Iolanthe | I | Lord CHANCELLOR: | Recollect yourself, I pray, | ||
And be careful what you say - | ||||||
56 | Yeomen of the Guard | II | JACK POINT: | It's a comfort to feel, | ||
If your partner should flit, | ||||||
Though you suffer a deal, | ||||||
They don't mind it a bit - | ||||||
57 | Utopia Limited | I | TRIO: | You'd best take care - | ||
Please recollect we have not been consulted. | ||||||
58 | The Grand Duke | I | JULIA: | Well, a nice mess you've got us into! | ||
E. Probable loser | 59 | Patience | I | MAIDENS: | Alas, poor heart, go hide thyself away - | |
F. No help from partner | 60 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | Do you know what it is to seek oceans and to find puddles? | |
61 | Patience | I | GROSVENOR: | Oh, misery! And yet I cannot question the propriety of your decision. | ||
62 | Iolanthe | I | STREPHON: | She won't believe my statement, and declares we must be parted, | ||
63 | The Mikado | I | NANKI-POO: | I saw that my suit was hopeless. | ||
64 | The Mikado | I | KATISHA: | The hope I cherished | ||
All lifeless lies, | ||||||
65 | The Gondoliers | I | GIUSEPPE: | Our views may have been hastily formed on insufficient grounds. | ||
66 | Utopia Limited | I | King PARAMOUNT: | I try to make the best of it, but sometimes I find it very difficult - very difficult indeed. | ||
III - Asking | ||||||
A. Partner, tell me! | 67 | Thespis | I | SOLO: | What can we do | |
To gain attention? | ||||||
68 | Trial by Jury | - | JURYMEN: | On the merits of his pleadings | ||
We're at present in the dark! | ||||||
69 | The Sorcerer | I | Mrs. PARTLET: | I'll probe him on the subject. | ||
70 | HMS Pinafore | I | RALPH: | I have spoken, and I wait your word. | ||
71 | The Gondoliers | I | QUINTET: | Why should we, in vain endeavour, | ||
Guess and guess and guess again? | ||||||
72 | Utopia Limited | I | WISE MEN: | Its force all men confess, | ||
73 | The Grand Duke | I | LUDWIG: | I bade him call - | ||
He said he would: | ||||||
74 | The Grand Duke | II | ERNEST DUMKOPF: | At any risk I must gratify my urgent desire to know what is going on. | ||
B. Partner, help me! | 75 | The Sorcerer | II | Lady SANGAZURE: | For pity's sake, recoil not thus from me! | |
76 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | Overcome your diffidence and natural timidity, | ||
77 | Iolanthe | II | Lord CHANCELLOR: | Well, I will nerve myself to another effort, and, if that fails, I resign myself to my fate! | ||
78 | The Mikado | I | KO-KO: | Come, come, make an effort, there's a good nobleman. | ||
79 | Ruddigore | I | ROBIN OAKAPPLE: | Silent is he, for he's modest and afraid - | ||
(Hey, but he's timid as a youth can be!) | ||||||
80 | Utopia Limited | I | Capt. CORCORAN: | If sailor-like you'd play your cards, | ||
Unbend your sails and lower your yards, | ||||||
81 | Utopia Limited | I | UTOPIANS: | Your lightest word will carry weight | ||
To our attentive ears. | ||||||
C. Partner's decision | 82 | Iolanthe | II | Lord TOLLOLLER: | It's a difficult situation. It would be hardly delicate to toss up. On the whole we would rather leave it to you. | |
83 | The Mikado | I | CHORUS: | Don't hesitate | ||
Your choice to name, | ||||||
IV - Telling | ||||||
A. Giving information | 84 | The Gondoliers | I | MARCO: | I've no preference whatever - | |
85 | HMS Pinafore | I | LITTLE BUTTERCUP: | Red am I? . May be, for I have dissembled well. | ||
86 | Patience | I | PATIENCE: | Pray don't misconstrue what I say - | ||
87 | Iolanthe | I | PEERS: | Rank, it seems, is vital, | ||
88 | Princess Ida | II | GRADUATES: | And all the knowledge we possess | ||
We mutually impart. | ||||||
89 | The Grand Duke | I | LUDWIG: | I told him all, | ||
Both bad and good; | ||||||
B. Minimum response | 90 | The Sorcerer | II | Dr. DALY: | Thank you for your kindly proffer - | |
Good your heart, and full your coffer; | ||||||
Yet I must decline your offer - | ||||||
91 | The Sorcerer | II | ALEXIS: | Prepare for sad surprises - | ||
92 | HMS Pinafore | I | DICK DEADEYE: | Forbear, nor carry out the scheme you've planned; | ||
93 | Patience | I | PATIENCE: | If you, with one so lowly, still | ||
Desire to be allied, | ||||||
Then you may take me, if you will, | ||||||
94 | Iolanthe | II | LEILA: | In vain to us you plead - | ||
95 | The Mikado | I | POOH-BAH: | With grief condign | ||
I must decline - | ||||||
96 | Utopia Limited | I | King PARAMOUNT: | Every symptom tends to show | ||
You're decidedly de trop - | ||||||
C. Partner in charge | 97 | The Sorcerer | I | Sir MARMADUKE: | I'm your servant most attentive - | |
Most attentive to command! | ||||||
98 | HMS Pinafore | I | Sir JOSEPH: | I never thought of thinking for myself at all. | ||
99 | HMS Pinafore | I | DICK DEADEYE: | When people have to obey other people's orders, equality's out of the question. | ||
100 | HMS Pinafore | I | RALPH: | You speak and I obey, | ||
It is my duty! | ||||||
101 | HMS Pinafore | II | DICK DEADEYE: | Kind Captain, I've important information, | ||
102 | Princess Ida | I | CHORUS: | To your command, | ||
On every hand, | ||||||
We dutifully bow! | ||||||
103 | Princess Ida | I | ARAC: | Order comes to fight, ha! ha! | ||
Order is obeyed! | ||||||
D. I have values! | 104 | Pirates of Penzance | II | PIRATES: | With all our faults, we love our Queen. | |
105 | Patience | II | Lady JANE: | Cheer up! I am still here. | ||
106 | Iolanthe | I | PEERS: | Blow the trumpets, bang the brasses! | ||
107 | Ruddigore | I | ROBIN OAKAPPLE: | If you wish in the world to advance | ||
Your merits you're bound to enhance, | ||||||
You must stir it and stump it, | ||||||
And blow your own trumpet, | ||||||
Or, trust me, you haven't a chance! | ||||||
V - Forward | ||||||
A. Time for action! | 108 | Thespis | I | MERCURY: | There's nothing for clever obscurity! | |
109 | Iolanthe | I | STREPHON: | No, no - delays are dangerous, | ||
110 | The Mikado | I | PITTI-SING: | I expect it's all right. Must have a beginning, you know. | ||
B. Courageous bid | 111 | Thespis | I | GODS: | Goodness gracious, | |
How audacious! | ||||||
112 | Trial by Jury | - | CHORUS: | Hearts with anxious fears are bounding ... | ||
Breathing hope and fear - | ||||||
113 | The Sorcerer | II | ALINE: | All fear - all thought of ill I cast away! | ||
114 | Pirates of Penzance | I | PIRATE KING: | Always act with the dictates of your conscience, and chance the consequences. | ||
115 | Iolanthe | I | STREPHON: | Can I inactive see my fortunes fade? | ||
No, no! | ||||||
116 | Iolanthe | II | Lord MOUNTARARAT: | Faint heart never won fair lady! | ||
117 | Princess Ida | I | CYRIL: | This bold intrusion | ||
Shall justify. | ||||||
118 | Ruddigore | I | Sir DESPARD: | With vigour unshaken | ||
This step shall be taken. | ||||||
119 | Yeomen of the Guard | I | LEONARD MERYLL: | The scheme is rash and well may fail, | ||
But ours are not the hearts that quail, | ||||||
120 | Yeomen of the Guard | I | TRIO: | We may succeed - who can foretell? | ||
May heaven help our hope - | ||||||
C. Ignore partner | 121 | HMS Pinafore | I | DICK DEADEYE: | He means well, but he don't know. | |
122 | Patience | I | DRAGOONS: | We've been thrown over, we're aware, | ||
But we don't care - but we don't care! | ||||||
123 | The Mikado | I | PITTI-SING: | Away, nor prosecute your quest - | ||
From our intention, well expressed, | ||||||
You cannot turn us! | ||||||
D. Ignore opponents | 124 | Trial by Jury | - | USHER: | What he may say you needn't mind | |
125 | Patience | II | BUNTHORNE: | Sing "Booh to you- | ||
Pooh, pooh to you" - | ||||||
And that's what I shall say! | ||||||
126 | Patience | II | BUNTHORNE: | I'll meet this fellow on his own ground and beat him on it. | ||
127 | Utopia Limited | I | UTOPIANS: | No, no - it does not interfere | ||
With our enjoyment much. | ||||||
E. Make surprise bid | 128 | Thespis | I | MERCURY: | I must do something to justify my position. | |
129 | Patience | II | Colonel CALVERLEY: | We trust that this is not without its effect. | ||
130 | Patience | II | BUNTHORNE: | It would be an extreme measure, no doubt. Still -- | ||
131 | Utopia Limited | II | SCAPHIO: | That's exceedingly neat and new! | ||
VI - Whoa! | ||||||
A. Conservative bid | 132 | Trial by Jury | - | JURYMEN: | Oh, I was like that when a lad .. | |
But that sort of thing is all over. | ||||||
133 | The Sorcerer | II | Dr. DALY: | Oh, my voice is sad and low | ||
And with timid step I go - | ||||||
134 | Pirates of Penzance | II | POLICEMEN: | Our feelings we with difficulty smother - | ||
135 | Iolanthe | I | PHYLLIS: | Nay, tempt me not | ||
To rank I'll not be bound; | ||||||
136 | Iolanthe | I | PHYLLIS: | For riches and rank I do not long - | ||
137 | Iolanthe | II | STREPHON: | I don't think I ought to. Besides, all sorts of difficulties will arise. | ||
138 | The Mikado | I | NANKI-POO: | So, in spite of all temptation, | ||
Such a theme I'll not discuss, | ||||||
139 | The Mikado | I | POOH-BAH: | But no, I must set bounds to my insatiable ambition! | ||
140 | Ruddigore | II | Sir DESPARD: | I've given up all my wild proceedings. | ||
141 | Utopia Limited | I | Mr. GOLDBURY: | I should put it rather low; | ||
The good sense of doing so | ||||||
Will be evident at once to any debtor. | ||||||
When it's left to you to say | ||||||
What amount you need to pay, | ||||||
Why, the lower you can put it at, the better. | ||||||
B. Passing | 142 | Pirates of Penzance | II | PIRATES: | In silence dread | |
Our cautious way we feel. | ||||||
143 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | Finished! At last! Finished! | ||
144 | Iolanthe | II | Lord MOUNTARARAT: | Did nothing in particular, | ||
And did it very well: | ||||||
145 | Ruddigore | I | ROSE MAYBUD: | In truth I could pursue this painful theme much further, but behold, I have said enough. | ||
146 | Utopia Limited | I | MELENE: | We are all very well as we are. | ||
VII - Competitive | ||||||
A. Preempted | 147 | Thespis | I | PREPOSTEROS | Shut up again! But no matter. | |
148 | Thespis | II | THESPIANS: | Great Jove, this interference | ||
Is more than we can stand; | ||||||
149 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | Life is made up of interruptions. | ||
150 | The Gondoliers | I | Duke of PLAZA-TORO: | Insuperable difficulties meet me at every turn! | ||
B. Penalty double | 151 | Trial by Jury | - | JURYMEN: | Monster, dread our damages! | |
152 | Trial by Jury | - | JURYMEN: | He shall treat us with awe | ||
153 | HMS Pinafore | I | JOSEPHINE: | Oh sir, you forget the disparity in our ranks. | ||
154 | Pirates of Penzance | II | FREDERIC: | Know ye not, oh rash ones, | ||
That I have doomed you to extermination? | ||||||
155 | Pirates of Penzance | II | SERGEANT: | To gain a brief advantage you've contrived, | ||
But your proud triumph will not be long-lived. | ||||||
156 | Iolanthe | I | FAIRY QUEEN: | It's highly necessary | ||
Your tongue to teach | ||||||
Respectful speech - | ||||||
157 | Iolanthe | I | CELIA: | Our wrath, when gentlemen offend us, | ||
Is tremendous! | ||||||
158 | Iolanthe | II | Lord MOUNTARARAT: | If one of us is to destroy the other, let it be me! | ||
159 | Princess Ida | III | King GAMA: | Give them no quarter - they will give you none. | ||
160 | Utopia Limited | II | WISE MEN: | If you think than when banded in unity, | ||
We may both be defied with impunity, | ||||||
You are sadly misled of a verity! | ||||||
161 | The Grand Duke | II | BARONESS: | For whatever may be due I'll pay it double - | ||
There'll be terror indescribable and trouble! | ||||||
C. Running from trouble | 162 | The Sorcerer | I | ALINE: | Seek safety in flight! | |
163 | The Sorcerer | I | ALINE: | Let us fly to a far-off land, | ||
Where peace and plenty dwell - | ||||||
164 | HMS Pinafore | II | CHORUS: | Every step with caution feeling, | ||
We will softly steal away. | ||||||
165 | Patience | II | Colonel CALVERLEY: | .the question is not whether we like it, but whether they do. | ||
D. I've said enough! | 166 | Pirates of Penzance | I | FREDERIC: | When you attack a stronger party you invariably get thrashed. | |
167 | Pirates of Penzance | I | EDITH: | Play at other games - | ||
Leave them here together. | ||||||
168 | Pirates of Penzance | II | PIRATES: | We seek a penalty fifty-fold. | ||
169 | Iolanthe | I | PEERS: | Let's depart, | ||
Dignified and stately! | ||||||
170 | Iolanthe | II | FAIRY QUEEN: | But I mortify this inclination; I wrestle with it, and it lies beneath my feet! | ||
171 | Princess Ida | II | HILARION: | Gently, gently, | ||
Evidently | ||||||
We are safe so far, | ||||||
172 | Princess Ida | II | GRADUATES: | Oh! yield at once, 'twere better so | ||
Than risk a strife! | ||||||
VIII - Toss-up | ||||||
A. In a quandary | 173 | Thespis | I | JUPITER | Well, but what are we to do? We feel that we ought to do something, but we don't know what. | |
174 | Thespis | II | MERCURY: | Well, you see, there's a good deal to be said on both sides of the question. | ||
175 | Trial by Jury | - | JUDGE: | A nice dilemma we have here, | ||
That calls for all our wit | ||||||
176 | Iolanthe | I | Lord CHANCELLOR: | A plague on this vagary, | ||
I'm in a nice quandary! | ||||||
177 | Yeomen of the Guard | II | ELSIE: | Oh, mercy! What am I to say? | ||
178 | Utopia Limited | I | LADY SOPHY: | When a doubt they come across, | ||
English ladies always toss. | ||||||
B. Risky situation | 179 | Thespis | I | JUPITER | The offer is tempting. But suppose you fail? | |
180 | Pirates of Penzance | II | POLICEMEN: | We observe too great a stress, | ||
On the risks that on us press, | ||||||
181 | Princess Ida | I | HILARION: | But ah, my hopes are balanced by my fears! | ||
182 | Princess Ida | II | Princess IDA: | Your theme's ambitious; pray you, bear in mind | ||
Who highest soar fall farthest. | ||||||
183 | The Mikado | I | KO-KO: | We know how delicate it is, don't we? | ||
184 | Yeomen of the Guard | I | PHOEBE: | Alas! I waver to and fro! | ||
Dark danger hangs upon the deed! | ||||||
185 | Utopia Limited | II | King PARAMOUNT: | Though lofty aims catastrophe entail, | ||
We'll gloriously succeed or nobly fail. | ||||||
C. Need a simulation | 186 | Trial by Jury | - | COUNSEL: | And at this stage, it don't appear | |
That we can settle it. | ||||||
187 | Princess Ida | II | Lady BLANCHE: | Given these three hypotheses - to find | ||
The actual betting against each of them! | ||||||
188 | Utopia Limited | I | PHANTIS: | I do not know - I am not sure. | ||
IX - Weird | ||||||
A. Unusual situation | 189 | Thespis | I | MERCURY: | Oh incident unprecedented! | |
I hardly can believe it's true! | ||||||
190 | Trial by Jury | - | JURYMEN: | We would be fairly acting, | ||
But this is most distracting! | ||||||
191 | The Sorcerer | II | CHORUS: | What is this strange confusion | ||
That veils my aching eyes? | ||||||
192 | HMS Pinafore | II | LITTLE BUTTERCUP: | Things are seldom what they seem, | ||
193 | The Mikado | II | YUM-YUM: | Here's a how-de-do! | ||
194 | Yeomen of the Guard | I | PHOEBE: | It is a pretty picture - but I scarcely know. It cometh so unexpectedly - | ||
195 | The Gondoliers | II | QUINTET: | Here is a case unprecedented! | ||
B. Puzzling bid | 196 | HMS Pinafore | II | Captain CORCORAN: | Though to catch your drift I'm striving, | |
It is shady - it is shady; | ||||||
197 | Pirates of Penzance | II | POLICEMEN: | We cannot understand it at all. | ||
198 | Utopia Limited | I | TRIO: | What does he mean? What does he mean? | ||
Give us a kind of clue! | ||||||
C. Impossible auction! | 199 | Patience | I | DRAGOONS: | Now is not this ridiculous - and is not this preposterous? | |
A thorough-paced absurdity - explain it if you can. | ||||||
200 | Patience | I | BUNTHORNE: | If this young man expresses himself in terms too deep for me, | ||
Why, what a very singularly deep young man this deep young man must be! | ||||||
201 | Ruddigore | II | 4TH GHOST: | Fallacy somewhere, I fancy! | ||
202 | The Gondoliers | I | QUINTET: | Wherefore waste our elocution | ||
On impossible solution? | ||||||
X - Suits | ||||||
A. Hearts | 203 | Iolanthe | I | PEERS: | In each heart | |
Proud are we innately - | ||||||
204 | Iolanthe | I | PHYLLIS: | To you I give my heart so rich! | ||
205 | Princess Ida | II | CYRIL: | What do I want with a heart, innately? | ||
206 | Ruddigore | I | RICHARD: | Does your honour know what it is to have a heart? | ||
207 | Ruddigore | I | Sir DESPARD: | I have not a heart of that description, but I have a Picture Gallery.. | ||
208 | Yeomen of the Guard | II | FAIRFAX: | What sayest thou? Thou wilt not let my heart be eaten up? | ||
B. Spades | 209 | Iolanthe | II | Lord CHANCELLOR: | You get a good spadesman | |
C. Honours | 210 | Yeomen of the Guard | II | CHORUS: | Honours wait on such an one; | |
211 | The Gondoliers | II | DUET: | Two kings, of undue pride bereft, | ||
212 | The Gondoliers | II | QUINTET: | Here are a king and queen ill-starred! | ||
213 | The Gondoliers | II | CHORUS: | Is this indeed the king? | ||
XI - Miscellany | ||||||
A. Deceptive bid | 214 | Yeomen of the Guard | II | DUET: | Tell a tale of cock and bull, | |
Of convincing detail full, | ||||||
B. Grand slam decision | 215 | Utopia Limited | II | PRINCESS ZARA: | ..some strange magic lies hidden in the number Seven, | |
C. Mixed blessing | 216 | The Gondoliers | II | QUARTET: | This statement we receive | |
With sentiments conflicting; |
Updated 3 November 1998