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==T.S. Eliot Reading "A Game of Chess"== | ==T.S. Eliot Reading "A Game of Chess"== | ||
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And still she cried, and still the world pursues, | And still she cried, and still the world pursues, | ||
“Jug Jug” to dirty ears. | “Jug Jug” to dirty ears. | ||
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From ''Metamorphosis, VI Philomela'' | From ''Metamorphosis, VI Philomela'' | ||
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| + | Throughout ''Metamorphosis'' there is constant mention of birds creating sounds. | ||
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| + | Only a cock stood on the rooftree | ||
| + | Co co rico co co rico | ||
| + | In a flash of lightning. Then a damp gust | ||
| + | Bringing rain | ||
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From ''The Tempest'' | From ''The Tempest'' | ||
| + | Ferdinand: | ||
| + | Full fathom five thy father lies; | ||
| + | Of his bones are coral made; | ||
| + | Those are pearls that were his eyes: | ||
| + | Nothing of him that doth fade | ||
| + | But doth suffer a sea-change | ||
| + | Into something rich and strange. | ||
| + | Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell | ||
| + | ''I.ii The island. Before PROSPERO'S cell.'' | ||
===John Webster=== | ===John Webster=== | ||
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==Lines 128-138== | ==Lines 128-138== | ||
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| + | ===The Mysterious Rag=== | ||
| + | O O O O that Shakespeherian rag— | ||
| + | It's so elegant | ||
| + | So intelligent | ||
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| + | A popular song called "The Mysterious Rag" by Irving Berlin in 1911 | ||
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===Thomas Middleton=== | ===Thomas Middleton=== | ||
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It appears from the following passage in our poet's Game Chess that the pieces now called rooks were sometimes formerly called dukes | It appears from the following passage in our poet's Game Chess that the pieces now called rooks were sometimes formerly called dukes | ||
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Error. There's the full number of the game | Error. There's the full number of the game | ||
Kings and their pawns queens bishops | Kings and their pawns queens bishops | ||
Knights and dukes | Knights and dukes | ||
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Ign. Dukes they re called rookes by some | Ign. Dukes they re called rookes by some | ||
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Error. Corruptively | Error. Corruptively | ||
Le Roc fi the word Custodie de la Roch | Le Roc fi the word Custodie de la Roch | ||
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good night, good night. | good night, good night. | ||
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