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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Pirates of Penzance, The
Sherry. 'Pour, oh, pour the pirate sherry; Fill, oh, fill the pirate glass.'
Ruth apprenticed Frederic to the pirate band. What profession was she supposed to apprentice him to? | The Pirates of Penzance
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Pilot. 'I bound him to a pirate - you - instead of to a pilot'.
47. 'My love unabating, Has been accumulating, Forty-seven year - forty-seven year!'
He is shocked by what they are about to do. The girls are about to take off their shoes and stockings and paddle!
('Yes, yes, the very thing!') Frederic emerges to inform them that 'Under these peculiar circumstances, it is my bounden duty to inform you that your proceedings will not be unwitnessed!'
All the songs from "The Mikado". He couldn't have known all the songs from "The Mikado", because "The Pirates of Penzance" premiered five years before "The Mikado" did. However, he could 'whistle all the airs from that infernal nonsense Pinafore' (i.e., the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta "H.M.S. Pinafore").
He was an orphan. Of course, although he begged them to "Have pity on my lonely state, I am an orphan boy!", he was "telling a terrible story".
Poetry. 'Hail, Poetry, thou heaven-born maid!'
Tarantara. 'When the foeman bears his steel, Tarantara! tarantara!'
5. 'Though you've lived twenty-one years, yet, if we go by birthdays, you're only five and a little bit over!'
He lied to them. 'Our nature stern he softened with his lies, And, in return, To-night the traitor dies'.
1940. 'I've just discovered That I was born in leap-year, and that birthday Will not be reached by me till 1940'.
What is not one of the things which Samuel distributes to the pirates during 'With Cat-like Tread'? | The Pirates of Penzance
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Hammer. 'Take your crowbar and your centrebit, Your life-preserver - you may want to hit, Your silent matches, your dark lantern seize, Take your file and your skeletonic keys.'
Half-past ten. 'It's his invariable rule to go to bed at half-past ten!'
They're actually all noblemen. 'They are no members of the common throng; They are all noblemen who have gone wrong!'
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