*

"Of course, why an iceberg
Would be floating
In my bathtub, another matter altogether.

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"Near to that spot where Charles bestrides a horse,
In humble prose the place is Charing Cross."

~ Foote
Prol. to "The Englishman Returned from Paris"
Line 12.

"The impudent crow with full throat invites the rain,
And solitary stalks by herself
On the dry sand."

~ Davidson's Virgil.-(Buckley),
Georgics, Book 1.p.45.

"If the old shower-foretelling crow
Croak not her boding note in vain,
To-morrow's eastern storm shall strow
The woods with leaves, with weeds the main."

~ Francis' Horace,
Book III. Ode XVII. Line 9.

"It warn't for nothing that the raven
Was croaking on my left hand."

Riley's Plautus,
Vol. I. The Aulularia, Act IV. Scene 3.

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"To locate

.... the vanishing
Point ..."
~ Folly

Caroche ~ A Grande
Horse-drawn

Carriage
Driven ~

On Ceremonial Occasions ...


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~ The Lute ~
Antonio
Vivaldi
1678 ~
1741 *

Concerto in Re maggiore per 2 Violini,
Leuto e Bass continuo
Allegro giusto
Largo
Allegro

Tro in Sol maggrio per Violino, Leuto e Basso continuo
Andante molto
Larghetto
Allgro

Trio in Do maggiore per Violino,
Leuot e Basso continuo
Allegro no molto
Larghetto lenot
Allegro

Concerto in Re maggiore per Voloa d'amore,
Leuto ed orchestra
Allegro (moderato)
Largo
Allegro

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