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| Prologue: the Battle of Blenheim |
Won't the cap list me? |
...a scoundrel attorney... |
...the air is intolerable... |
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| ...this fair hand... |
"Tis a prodigy in nature. |
...the luckiest accident... |
Come Ruose, Ruose... |
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| ...the sum total... |
...behold the life. |
...a very good name... |
...please to take my snuff... |
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| ...my time was not come... |
My dear, I am yours |
(Fight and Flight) |
...set him down for drum-major. |
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| ...and put 'em into my shoes... |
...I han't done with her yet. |
...if you discharge me... |
I have put that out of his power already. |
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| ...and so to bed. |
...jangling a great while... |
...a privateer or a dome? |
...and he beats his wife. |
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| ...very honest gentlemen. |
Come Gentlemen, I'll end the strife. |
...a very husband... |
...And raise recruits the matrimonial way.
(Photo by Robert Skears) |