The Complete Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert;Sir Arthur Sullivan
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a time--a few months. Alter all, what is a few months?
TESS. But we've only been married half an hour! (Weeps.) FINALE, ACT I. SONG--GIANETTA. Kind sir, you cannot have the heart Our lives to part From those to whom an hour ago We were united! Before our flowing hopes you stem, Ah, look at them, And pause before you deal this blow, All uninvited! You men can never understand That heart and hand Cannot be separated when We go a-yearning; You see, you've only women's eyes To idolize And only women's hearts, poor men, To set you burning! Ah me, you men will never understand That woman's heart is one with woman's hand! Some kind of charm you seem to find In womankind-- Some source of unexplained delight (Unless you're jesting), |
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