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and

make for today a pirate

rises from IND free

AR a pirate now

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inde now he rising and alone he fit f

which we're bent on signalizing with

unusual R

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AR the

pirate make

us the

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pirate yes Frederick from today you rank

as a full-blown member of our

band my friends I thank you all for my

heart for your kindly wishes would that

I could repay them as they deserve

what

what do you mean today I'm out of my

indentures today I Leave You

Forever this is quite

unaccountable a Keener hand at

scattering a

cada or cutting out a

Pio never shift a hand

Spike yes I have done my best for you

and why it was my duty under my

inventions and I am the slave of

Duty as a child I was regularly

apprenticed to your band it was through

an error no matter the mistake was ours

not yours and I was in honor bound by it

an arrow what Arrow I may not tell you

for it would reflect upon my well loved

Ruth n dear Master my mind has long been

GED by the cankering tooth the Mist Str

better have it out at once come

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on when Frederick was a little lad he

proved so brave and daring his father

thought he PR a Sim to some career SE

fairing I was a l his Nursery made and

so it fell to my lot to take and B the

promising boy a PR is to a

pilot a life not bad for an ay lad

though surely not a high lot though I'm

a nurse you might do wor then make your

boy a

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pilot I was a stupid Nursery made on

Breakers

steering and I did not catch the word

right through being ofing mistake in my

instructions which within my brain did

gate I took and bound a promising boy

Apprentice to a boy

right it

oh a sad mistake it was to make and doom

him to a wild

lot I bound him to a pirate

you instead of to a

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pilot I soon found out beyond all doubt

the scope of This Disaster but I hadn't

the face to return to my place and break

it to my master a nursery maid is not

afraid of what you people call work so I

made up my mind to go as a kind of

piratical made of all

work and that is how you find me now a

member of your

shot which you wouldn't have found had

he been

found Apprentice to a

pilot oh pardon Frederick paron oh rise

sweet when I have long pardoned you oh

the two words were so much alike they

were yes they still are oh years have

rolled over their heads but this

afternoon my obligation ceases

individually I love you all with

affection

unspeakable but collectively I look upon

you with a disgust that amounts to

Absolute detestation what oh pity me my

beloved friends for such is my sense of

Duty that once out of my indentures I

shall feel myself bound to devote myself

heart and soul to your

extermination pour that P that well

Frederick if you conscientiously feel

that it is your duty to destroy us we

cannot blame you for acting on that

conviction always act in accordance with

the dictator of your conscience my boy

and chance the consequences besides we

can off you but little temptation to

remain with us we don't seem to make

piracy

pay I'm sure I don't know why but we

don't I know why but alas I mustn't tell

you it it wouldn't be right why not my

boy it's only half 11: and you are one

of us until the clock strikes 12 true

and until then you are bound to protect

our

interests well then it is my duty as a

pirate to tell you that you are too

tenderhearted for instance you make a

point of never attacking a weaker party

than yourselves and when you attack a

stronger one you invariably get

thrashed there is some truth than

that then again you make a point of

never molesting an orphan of course we

are orphans ourselves and know what it

is yes but it has got about and what is

the consequence everyone we capture says

he's an orphan the last three ships we

took proved to be manned entirely by

orphans so we had to let them go I mean

one would think that Great Britain's

merant Navy was recruited solely from

her orphan Asylum which we know is not

the case but hang it all you wouldn't

have us absolutely

merciless there's my difficulty until

12:00 I would after 12 I wouldn't was

ever a man placed in so delicate a

situation and Ruth your own Ruth whom

you love so well and who was one a

middle-aged way into your boyish art

what's to become of

her oh he will take you with him

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well Ruth I feel some little difficulty

about you it is true I admire you very

much but I have been constantly at Sea

since I was 8 years old and yours are

the only woman's face I have seen during

that time I think it is a sweet face it

is oh it is I say I think it is that is

my impression but as I've never had the

opportunity of comparing you with other

women it's just possible POS I may be

mistaken

true what a terrible thing it would be

if I were to marry this innocent person

and then to find out that she is on the

whole

plane oh Ruth Ruth is

very

well very well indeed yes there are the

remains of a fine woman about Ruth do

you really think so I do well then I

will not be so selfish as to take her

from you Injustice to her and in

consideration for you I will leave her

behind no Frederick this must not be we

are rough men rough who lead a rough

life

R but we are not so utterly heartless as

to deprive thee of thy love I think I'm

right in saying that there is not one

here who would Rob thee of this

inestimable

treasure but all the world HS dear not

one now I thought there

wasn't keep thy love Frederick keep thy

love you're very good I'm sure well it's

top of the

tide and we must be off farewell

Frederick when your process of

extermination begins Let our deaths be

as Swift and painless as you can

conveniently make I Will by the love I

have for you I swear it but would that

you could render this extermination

unnecessary by accompanying me back to

civilization no Fredick it cannot be

I don't think much of our profession but

contrasted with respectability it is

comparatively

honesty and now Frederick I shall

live and die a pirate

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king oh better far to leave and die die

under the brave Black Flag I fly then

play a sanctimonious part with a pirate

head and a pirate

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heart away to the cheating world go

you where Pirates all are well to do but

I'll be true to the song I

sing and live

and a

pate

for

I am

a and it is it is a glorious thing to be

a pirate king but I am a pirate

king pirate king and it is it is a

glorious thing to be a pirate

king

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when I Sally for to seek my PR I help

myself in a Royal way I sink a few more

ships it's true than a well breed M to

do but many a king on a first class

round if he wants to call his crown his

own must manage somehow to get through

more dirty

work than

ever

do I am

a and it is it is a glorious to be a

pirate king but I am a

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PIR and it is it is a glorious to be a

pirate

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kinging

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oh take me with

you I cannot live if I'm left behind

Ruth I will be quite candid with you you

are very dear to me as you know but I

must must be circumspect you see you are

considerably older than I and a loud of

21 usually looks for a wife of 17 a wife

of 17 you'll find me a wife of a

thousand no but I shall find your wife

of 47 that's quite enough Ruth tell me

candidly and without Reserve compared

with other women how are

you I'll answer you truth F master I

have a slight cold but otherwise I'm

quite

well I am sorry for your cold but I was

referring rather to your personal

appearance compared with other women are

you

beautiful I have been told so dear

Master ah but lately oh no years and

years

ago what do you think of

yourself it's a delicate question to

answer but I think I am a fine woman

that is your candid opinion yes I should

be deceiving if I told you otherwise

thank you Ruth I believe you for I am

sure you would not practice on my

inexperience I wish to do the right

thing and if I say if you are really a

fine woman then your age will be no

obstacle to our

Union hark but surely I hear voices who

is V to approach our all but

inaccessible Lair can it be the Coast

Guard no it does not sound like the

Coast Guard confusion it's the voices of

young girls if he should see them arm

lost why all that's marvelous a bevy of

beautiful maidens lost lost lost how

lovely how surpassingly lovely is the

plainest of them what Grace what

delicacy what

refinement and Ruth Ruth told me she was

beautiful oh false one you have deceived

me I have deceived you yes deceive

me you told me you are fair as gold and

master am I not so and now I see your

plain and old I'm sure I'm not to joto

upon my innocense you play I'm not the

one to ploto your face is line your hair

is great it gradually got off faithless

woman to dece me I who trust all master

master do not me me hear me you go

faithless woman master master faithless

woman master master

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fa my love without

reflecting oh do not be reject

take a maid and tender her affection

Roar and

green at very highest rating has been

accumulating PSAL

17

PSAL

17 don't beloved

Master Crush me with

disas is such a to

the I have

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here my love

has

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been

47 years

47 years

47 years

fa

deceive

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fa

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ah what shall I do before these gentle

maidens I dare not show in this alarming

costume no no I must remain in close

concealment until I can here in decent

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clothing

roing

whereing where the find ever

r

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with

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let us G tread the mes make the most of

Les your

ha are

true it

perish

and

every M brings our Treasure of it

inal

pleas the MS quickly die greet them G as

they fly GRE

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them

as

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away

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froming in fresh

sea here we live and R alone in a world

that's all our own here in this our

Rocky Den far away from

moral men

will be qu and make

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decrees

they them who

pleas

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who

the

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true

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what a picturesque

spot I wonder where we are and I wonder

where Papa is we have left him ever so

far behind oh he will be here presently

remember poor papa is not young as we

are and we came over a rather difficult

country but how thoroughly delightful it

is to be so

entirely

alone why in all probability we are the

first human beings ever to set foot on

this enchanting spot except the mermaids

it's the very place for mermaids who are

every human beings down to the W and you

can't be said strictly to set foot

anywhere Tails they may but feet they

cannot but what shall we do until Papa

and the servants arrive at the Lun well

we are quite alone and the sea is as

smooth as glass suppose we take up our

shoes and

stockings and padle

yes yes the

very stop ladies

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pray I had intended not to intrude

myself upon your notice in this

effective but alarming

costume but under these peculiar

circumstances it is my bound and duty to

inform you that your proceedings will

not be

unwitnessed but who are you sir speak I

am a

Pirate a

pirate ladies do not shun

me this evening I renounce my vile

profession and to that end of pure

andless

maidens of

blushing of ever blooming

Beauty I s at heart i s at heart

imploy your kind

assistance how beautiful his T how R his

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Beauty

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oh is there not one made

undress which does not feel the moral

beauty of

making worldly

interest aort in to a sense of

Duty who would not give up

willingly all Mar on your

ambition to

resue such and one as I from his

unforunate

position from

his

POS to

resue such an one as I from his un

for for

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the there's not one

made which seems to feel the moral

beuty

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oh is there not one made on me who is

hely face and bad

complexion have called

all hope to

disappear of ever wining man's

affection to such and one is such there

be I swear by Heavens AR above you if

you will cast your eyes on

me however plain you will

be I love

you

however plain you

be if you will cast your eyes on

me however plain you be I love

you I

love

you I

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love

you

Al there's not one

M who

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only not one no no not

one not one no no

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all sister's death to P his name for

shame it's true that he has gone astray

but pray is that a reason good and true

you should all be DEA

to his name the question

is beauty would she

by

DY for

shame for

shame for

shame po wondering

one though thou surely St

take of Grace your

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s wondering

one if love as

mine can help

find

of take

it

is

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take Heart Take

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M take heart take

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mine

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don't I

show take to Grace s

Dr

wondering

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one

take

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my wondering

one

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what ought we to do gentle sisters say

propriety we know says we ought to stay

while simpath

exclaims free them from your te play all

the

G leave them here

together her case may any day be yours

my dear all mine let

a while the sun

shine let us

compromise our hearts are not of

leather let us shut our

eyes and talk about the weather yes yes

let's talk about the

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weather country say

I

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to

exceeding GL

ah yes ah yes this is

exceeding

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[Laughter]

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gladness

dreaming and

W with peace

and

beaming the GL Rising

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very

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we must

our stick that no offenses will unnown

be here P see that Dreadful trade is

pray you get to hands young ladies while

the coast is clear we

must this ticket no offenses we shall

not be

here the D

tra for your

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l

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our

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hold monsters a your pirate caravaner

proceed against our Wills to W all just

bear mind that we are WS in Chancery and

father is a major

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general we better pause what danger may

be fall their father is a major G

General yes yes he is a major

general yes yes I am a major

G for he is a major

general and it is it is a glorious thing

to be a major general

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it

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I am the very modern of modern major

general I information vable animal and

mineral I know the Kings of England and

quote the fight hisorical from Marathon

to water l order

categorical I am very well acquainted to

with matters mathematical I understand

equations both the simple and

quadratical about bomal theorem I'm

teaming with a lot of news lot of news

lot of news I have it with many cheerful

facts about the spare of the

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hypotenuse I am very good at integral

and differential calculus I know the

scientific names of beings andalus exord

vable anal and mineral I am the very

model of a modern

vegal mineral the

of I know our Mythic hisory ring ARS

answer kadox I hard frostics I have a

pretty taste for Paradox I quote in El

all of cries of hug gabis in CICS I can

Flor peculiarities parabis I can tell

anded Raphael from Jared daes I know

that cing corus from the frogs of

Aristophanes that I can h a fug of which

I've heard the music

dinor oh dinor din din dinor what would

sir Joseph say ah and whistle all the a

of that infernal non

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P then I can write a

washing tell you every detail of corus's

uniform in shorted vable and and mineral

I am the very model of a modern major

general

in fact when I know what is meant by

mamalon and ravelin when I can tell at

sight a mous a rifle from a Javin when

such Affairs are sorties and surprises

I'm more war at and when I know

precisely what is meant by

commissar when I have learned what

progress has been made in modern Gunnery

when I know more of tactics than a

novice in a Nery in short

when I a smattering of Elemental

strategy oops strategy maty paty

Cy you'll say a better m in R is never

sat

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G for my military knowledge of my Blacky

and adventury has only been brought down

to the beginning of the century but

still in that is vegetable edable and

mineral I am the very model of a

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modern and no now that I have introduced

myself I should like to have some idea

of what's going on no papa permit me I

can explain in two words we propose to

marry your daughters against our Wills

Papa against our Wills J me but you

mustn't do that may I ask this is a

picturesque uniform but I'm not familiar

with it what are

you we are all single gentlemen

yes I gathered

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that anything

else no nothing else oh Pap don't

believe them they are pirates the famous

Pirates of

Penzance The Pirates of Penzance I've

often heard of them oh all except this

gentleman who was a pirate once but who

was out of his indentures today and who

means to lead a blameless life ever more

but wait a bit I object to Pirates as

sons-in-law and we object to Major

generals as fathers-in-law

but we wave that

point we don't press it we look over

it an

idea I say I say I say do you mean to

say that you would deliberately rob me

of these the so remaining props of my

old age and leave me to go through the

remainder of my life unfriended

unprotected and

alone well yes that is the idea tell me

have you ever known what it is to be an

orphan that's it all here we are again I

ask you have you ever known what it is

to be an

orphan orphan yes orphan have you ever

known what it is to be one I say orphan

Oran orphan orphan I I don't think we

quite understand one another I ask you

have you ever known what it is to be an

orphan and you say orphan as I

understand you you are merely repeating

the word orphan to show that you

understand me but I didn't repeat the

word or oo pardon me but you did indeed

I only repeated it once true but you

repeated it but not often it stop I

think I can see where we're getting

confused

when you said orphan did you mean orphan

a person who has lost his parents

or orphan

frequently I beg pardon I see what you

mean frequently ah you said orphan

frequently

no only

one ex exactly you said often frequently

only

once oh men of dark and dismal fate for

go your cruel

employ have pity on my lonely

State I am an Oran boy and Oran

boy and Oran

boy how sad an Oran

boy these children whom you see are all

that I can call my own poor fellow take

them away from me and I shall be indeed

alone

po if pity you can

feel leave

me my

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souling

joy see at your feet they near your

hearts you cannot

steal against the sad sad tail of a

lonely

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all

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boor

fellow see as

our our hearts we cannot

steal against the s and t of the

Lely

the

the boy the

oran boy at our F they KN ours we cannot

steal

against the

T of the

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lon

I'm telling a terrible story but it

doesn't diminish my glory for they would

have taken my daughters over the B

Waters if I hadn't in Addiction indulged

in an innocent fiction which is not in

the same category as telling a regular

terrible story telling a

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ter

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Although our dark

career sometimes in Fall the crime of

stealing we rather think that we're not

all together void of

feeling all the we live by we're always

sorry to begin it for what we ask is

life without a touch of

poetry in

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it

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of

all

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all you may

go for you're at liberty our P right r

protect you and honorary members of our

band we

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do you or is an orphan

Bo and it sometimes is a useful thing to

be an orphan

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boy away and

Happ away

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Happ

oh Master hear one word I do implore

you remember Ruth your Ruth who Nails

before

you

remember before you a way you did

deceive me way you did deceive him oh do

not leave me oh do not leave away you

griev me away you gri me I will wish you

leave me we

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wish

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to

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the

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you

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oh

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children

with

their

arms for

they

de

youry late is dead and dark and danger

Heaven the

Twilight

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is is the is

falling

de your

when is De

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children

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with for they canar to s

all

the oh Frederick cannot you in the calm

Excellence of your wisdom reconcile it

with your conscience to say something

that will relieve my father's sorrow I

will try dear Mabel but why does he sit

here night after night in this drafty

old ruin why do I sit here here to

escape the Pirates clutches I described

myself as an orphan and Heaven Help me I

am no orphan I came here to humble

myself before the tombs of my ancestors

and to implore their pardon for having

brought dishonor on the family es

scussion but you forget sir you only

bought the property a year ago and the

sto on your baronial Castle is scarcely

dry

Frederick in this Chapel are ancestors

you cannot deny that with the estate I

bought the chapel and its

contents I I don't know whose ancestors

they were but I know whose ancestors

they are and I shudder to think that

they descendant by

purchase if I may so describe myself

should have brought to disc

upon what I have no doubt was an

unstained esion be confident had you not

acted as you did these Reckless men

would assuredly have called in the

nearest clergyman and married your large

family on the

spot I thank you for your proferred

Solace but it is unavailing for such is

the anguish and remorse I feel at the

Abominable falsehood by which I escaped

these easily deluded Pirates

that I would go to their simple-minded

Chief this very night and confess

all did I not fear that the consequences

would be most disastrous to

myself at what time does your Expedition

March against these Scoundrels at 11:

and before midnight I hope to have

atoned for my involuntary association

with the pestilence scourges by sweeping

them from the face of the

Earth then dear Mabel you will be mine

are your devoted followers at hand they

are they only await my

orders then Frederick let your escort

lionhearted be summoned to receive a

general's

blessing they depart upon their dreed

Adventure Dear Sir they

come

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when we are comfortable

feel and we find the wisest

thing is to slap and

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sing and your heart is in your

boots is brings it like the trp sound

like the

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TR a a a ack a rock a rock

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a

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glory

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sing to death and go to

slaughter die and every

with tears Your Grave

shall

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her these attentions are

well such Expressions don't

appear cul me to

cheer who are to meet their fate in a

highly nervous

State still to us it's every these

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attentions and do your best and and

before all Lees

we we will safe well forever go to glory

and the

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Glory we observe too great stress on the

risks Hest press and a reference lack to

our chance of coming back still perhaps

it would be wise not to C or criticize

for it's very evident

these attentions

are atts

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are

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yes we are these P SL then do not stay

then why this

delay yes but you don't

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go no bugger they're still

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here

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now for the

pirate joy

unbounded for sweet

relief or Rapture an

example At Last I may

at in some slight measure for the

repeated acts of F and

of which had a sense of Duty Stern

dictation I circumstances

victim have been

guilty young Frederick your late

commander and I your little Roof oh M

Intruders how dare you face

me no ye not rash that I have do to to

extermination have mercy on

us here us here you

Slaughter I do not think I ought to

listen to

you yet Mercy should all our Stern

resentment and

so I will be

merciful say on

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when you had left our pirate fold we

tried to raise our Spirits faint

according to a custom old with quips and

quibbles

qu but all in vain the quips we heard we

lay so upon the

rocks and CH to somebody a could to

stting Paradox a paradox a paradox a

most ingenious Paradox with quips and

quibbles hurting FL but not to beat this

Paradox a par a par among genius

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Paradox we knew your t for Curious Crips

for cranks and contradictions que and

with her laugh after on our lips we

wished you there to hear we said if we

could tell it him our Fredick would the

joke

enjoy and so we RIS life and Lim to tell

it to our boy that Paradox that Paradox

at most ingenious Paradox with quips and

cripples heard in flocks but n to beat

that

Paradox a paradox a

par

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par

for some ridiculous reason to which

however have no desire to be

disloyal some person in

Authority I don't know who very likely

the astrona Royal has decided that

although for such a beastly month as

February 28 days as a rule are

plenty one year in every four his days

shall be reckoned as nine and

20 through some singular coincidence I

shouldn't be surprised if it were owing

to the agency of an ill-natured

fairy you are the victim of this clumsy

Arrangement having been born in leapia

on the

29th of

February and so by a simple arithmetical

process you'll easily

discover that though you've 21 years yet

if you go by

birthdays you're only

five and a little bit

over dear me let's

see yes yes with yours my figures do

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are the ways of paradox at Common Sense

she gay mock though counting in the

usual way is 21 I've been

alive yet recking by my natal day yet

recking by my natal

day I am a little boy of he is a

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little a par a

par

par

a a curious

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[Laughter]

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upon my word this is most curious most

absurdly Whimsical five in aord that no

one would figer to look at

me you're glad now I'll be bound that

you spared us you'd never have forgiven

yourself when you discovered you'd

killed two of your

comrades my

comrades I don't think you appreciate

the delicacy of your

position you were Apprentice to us until

I reach my 21st year no until you

reached your 21st birthday and going by

birthdays you are as yet only

five and a

quarter you don't mean to say you're

going to hold me to that oh no no no no

no no no no no we merely remind you of

the fact and leave the rest to your

sense of

Duty your

sense of

Duty don't put it on that footing as I

was merciful to you just now be merciful

to me I implore you not to insist upon

the letter of your bond just as the cup

of happiness is at my lips we insist on

nothing but we content ourselves with

pointing out to you your

duty your

duty well you have appealed to my sense

of Duty and my duty is only too clear oh

I boy an Infamous falling and I shudder

at the thought that I've ever been mixed

up with it but Duty is before all yes at

any price I will do my duty bravely

spoken

come you are one of us once more lead on

I

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follow eyes are fully open to my office

situation I should go to gent man I will

tell mym sens and I don't know what to

do about the any consequences now do not

want to perish by the sorder by the

dager about a f must indulge a little

part no swager a word to a compliment my

with about I got so it really doesn't

matter someone really doesn't matter so

it really doesn't matter so it really

doesn't matter it really doesn't matter

so it really doesn't matter it really

doesn't matter so it really doesn't

matter matter matter matter

matter if I were not in love with you

inally silly I should give you my advice

upon the subject really nearly I should

show you in a moment I to craple with

the question and really being astonished

at the forse of my

suggestion on the subject as your right

you most valuable letter full of

suggested when I feel a little better

but at present I'm afraid I am as bad as

any had so I'll keep to myself my

opinion doesn't matter her opinion

doesn't matter her opinion doesn't

matter her opinion doesn't matter her

opinion doesn't matter my opinion

doesn't matter her opinion doesn't

matter her opinion doesn't matter

matter if I should be so lucky as to

have a brother who could talk to me as

we are talking now to one another who

could give me good advice when he

discovered I was earning which is just a

any favor which one you I am confect

this is what have made a rather

interesting it in the D of any indid

this particularly rapid un intelligible

pattern is generally heard if it is it

doesn't matter if it is it doesn't

matter if it is it doesn't matter if it

is it doesn't matter if it is it doesn't

matter this particularly rapid

unell

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matter

it really doesn't matter my opinion

doesn't matter it it doesn't

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matter but

oh horor what's the matter ought I to

tell you no no I cannot do it yet as one

of your band speak out I charge you for

that sense of conscientiousness to which

we have never yet appealed in

vain General Stanley yes the father of

my Mabel yes yes he escaped from you on

the plea that he was an orphan he

did he

did it breaks my heart to betray the

honored father of the girl I adore

yet as your Apprentice I have no

alternative it is my duty to tell you

yes that General

Stanley is no

orphan

what and more than that he never was

one am I to understand that in order to

save his contemptible life you he dared

to practice on our credulous

Simplicity Our Revenge shall be

Swift and

terrible we will go and collect our band

and attack Talen Castle this very night

but stay not a word he is

doomed away away my fire I burn this P

to rep this very night my vengance shall

itself and away away away away and I

expire I find my duty hard to do today

my heart is filled with anguish it

strikes me to the

core with thought he us our Vengeance H

the pirate side our nature turn he

softened with his lies and in return

tonight the traitor dies yes yes tonight

the traitor dies yes tonight the T

dies tonight he dies yes early tomorrow

girls like they wereing sorrow the one

of spot and then it is a cherish and all

to abuse it

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perish

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all away tonight tonight tonight

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all is prep your Gallant crew await

you my fr

tears it cannot be that

L coming

conflict no May no a terrible disclosure

has just been

made

may my dearly loved one I bound myself

to serve the pirate

Captain until I reach my andth birthday

but you are 21 I've just discovered that

I was born in leap here and that birth

they will not be reached by me till

1940 oh

horrible catastrophe

appalling

on

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have

noaim Shadow of Shame fall

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upon tonight I quit these walls th

thought my soul

but when Dy calls I

musty

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call I

musty leave

me

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alone

f

m

so day by

day

inent

CLE This Joy

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is

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for

must I

leave

in night to

dream where Joy is

the and

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sorrow

when day by day

will

sing

in the spirit on the

L he loves the he is

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gone

he

Lo he is

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gone

in

1940 I of age shall be I'll then return

and claim you I declare

it it seems so long s that so then you

will be true to

me

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I all the Stanley's dead and gone I

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swe oh here is love and here is truth oh

here is love and here is truth he will

be faithful to his he will be faithful

to his and even

after and even after even

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after are and even after she will be fa

to her we

are is love

is

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is no I am

brave all family desent how great thy

charm thy sway how

excellent come one and all and da in

blood a crisis now Affairs are

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coming and in

mind we are idly

inclined

and anything but

blind to the danger that's

behind yet when the danger

near we manage to

appear as insensible to fear as anybody

here as

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anybody tock tock ack a rock

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Sergeant

approach young Frederick was to have

left you to death and Glory that is not

a pleasant way of putting it oh no

matter he will not so lead you for he's

Allied himself once more to his old

Associates he has acted shamefully you

speak falsely you know nothing about it

he has acted nobly he has acted

noly dearly as I loved him before his

heroic sacrifice to his sense of Duty

has endeared him to me tenfold he has

done his duty I will do mine go here and

do yours

right

well this is perplexing we cannot

understand it at all still a he is

actuated by a sense of Duty that makes a

difference of course at the same time we

repeat we cannot understand it at all no

matter our course is

clear we must do our best to capture

these Pirates

alone it is most distressing to us to be

the agents whereby our earing fellow

creatures are deprived of that Liberty

what is so dear to us

all but we should have fought out before

we join the

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force we should oh it's too late

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now when a felon's not engaged in his

employment his employment matur his

flown his little plans little plans his

capacity for innocent enjoyment

enjoyment is just as great as any honest

man honest man our feelings we

difficult when constabulary duties to be

done to be done oh take one

consideration with another with another

police law is not a happy

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one

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not when theising Burger not a a and the

cup isn't occupying

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C the merry chy CH when a c finish

jumping on his M on his M he L to Li

basing in the sun in the sun I take one

consideration

with a policeman's law is not a nappy

one

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oh to be to be a policeman's is not a

nappy one nappy

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one

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H hush I hear them on the man

approaching with stey steps the Pirates

are

approaching

they come in force with steal be

St obvious fores

now to

hide

with

upon

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Sil we never speak a

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word

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the

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your and your Center beat

your

Reser you may want to

hit the silent man

your dark lann

SE take

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your aous way we feel no sound at all we

never speak a word

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St

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the

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na take

station

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with

find

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the

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Hush Hush not a

word I see a light

inside the major general comes so

quickly hide yes yes the major general

comes yes yes the major general comes

yes yes the major General

comes tormented with the anguish dread

of falsehood

unatoned I lay upon my Sleepless bed and

tossed and turned and

ground a man who finds his conscience

ache no peace at all enjy

and as I lay in bed

awake I thought I heard a

noise he

heard no ho still in Dale on Hill my

mind is set at

ease so still

the scene it must have been the

sighing of the

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Bree sighing softly to the r comes the

loving

Breeze setting nature a quiver rustling

through the trees through the

trees and the brooken their Rippling

measure laughs for very

love while the poers in their pleasure

wave their arms

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above

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yet the Bree his b over when he Wings

away Brook and poon a sh well a

day the doing and undoing that the RO

can

tell when the breee is out a Bo who can

so

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over

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loveed

by

very always

the go to stranger

C from his such a of night so very

incompletely

dressed so very incompletely

dressed at such a time

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of summon your men and effect the

capture beautiful I would if I could but

I am

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not with feisty seat you worked Upon Our

feelings revenge is sweet and fers all

our dealings with carage rare and resol

manly for death prepare unhappy General

Manan Is He To Die unen

un will no one in his C A we

will

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are

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no

pirate will take it

stand

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to gain a brief Advantage you've

contrived but your proud Triumph will

not be long

Liv don't say your offense for we now

that game On Your Allegiance we a

stronger claim

we charge you

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e we charge you

e in the

queen

Victorious

name you

do we do we charge you

here

in

we heal at once with humbled

mean

because with all our faults We

Love Our

Queen yes yes with all their thoughts

they love

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yes yes with all ours may

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love away with them and place them at

the

bar one moment let me tell you who they

are they are no members of the common

thr they are

no men who have

gone

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wrong are all men have

G what all noble men yes all noblemen

men what

all well nearly

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all

no Englishman unmold that statement

here because with all our faults

we

love

a of

PE I pray you pardon me ex pirate king

peers will be peers and youth will have

its fling resume your ranks and

legislative duties and take my daughters

all of whom are

beauties at length we are provided with

unusual facility to change piric crime

for dignified

respectability combined I need say with

the unparallel Felicity of what we have

been longing

for unbounded Domesticity

tomorrow morning early we

Willi many Al

coup and it shall be accomplished by a

doctor of divinity who happily resides

in the immediate

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vicinity for my military knowledge of my

FY and Adventure has only been brought

down to the beginning of the century but

still in getting off my daughters eight

or nine or 10 in

all I've shown myself the model of a

modern ma

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din though he has sh

the take her to great

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wondering

such can help find of Mind why take

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with

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take

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oh

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k

hey oh good man very

love love the audience right Crow can we

get them back

again we P P it was good very good come

on let's go and have a drink I think

that sounds like a very

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good

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la

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