The Complete Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert;Sir Arthur Sullivan
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enter the Duke of Plaza-toro, the Duchess, their daughter
Casilda, and their attendant Luiz, who carries a drum. All are dressed in pompous but old and faded clothes.) (Entrance of Duke, Duchess, Casilda, and Luiz.) DUKE. From the sunny Spanish shore, The Duke of Plaza-Tor!-- DUCH. And His Grace's Duchess true-- CAS. And His Grace's daughter, too-- LUIZ. And His Grace's private drum To Venetia's shores have come: ALL. If ever, ever, ever They get back to Spain, They will never, never, never Cross the sea again-- DUKE. Neither that Grandee from the Spanish shore, The noble Duke of Plaza-Tor'-- DUCH. Nor His Grace's Duchess, staunch and true-- CAS. You may add, His Grace's daughter, too-- LUIZ. Nor His Grace's own particular drum To Venetia's shores will come: |
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