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  1. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This On is too Hot: Part 2

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss633 #Mastoprompt

    Clair meanwhile, had drifted to the bookshelf. “They’re bound funny,” she called over to us.

    “It’s just leather,” Rebecca said. Her face was red from blowing on the fire, but it was going now and had begun to warm the room.

    “No, they’re icky, all crinkly to the touch and slimy. They make you feel weird.”

    “Then don’t touch them,” I said.

    “But they’re interesting,” Clair replied.

    I shrugged and turned to Rebecca, saying, “She’s our daughter, all right.” Rebecca nodded.

    “This book is too hard, but you might like this one.” Clair handed me a thick book. On the spine was written “Das Kapital. Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie.”

    Clair was right; it made you feel funny: sad, like you were listening to someone crying. For a moment, I thought I heard someone shouting in Russian, followed by a scream.

    “And this one is too simple,” Anastasia said, waking me from my daydream. She handed a copy of “Lang’s Blue Fairy Tales” to Rebecca.

    I blinked; the room was fuzzy. “Anastasia?” That wasn’t right. I meant Clair. That was my daughter’s name.

    Puzzled at my confusion, I watched her walk to the bookshelf again. Her white dress sparkled in the firelight.

    She took out a third book. “#Dope! This one is just right,” she said in an odd voice: distant and sinister. She was holding a copy of “Ivanhoe Continued: The Burning of Rebecca.”

    “Ah,” Rebecca gasped. I turned, expecting her to object to the “Goldilocks” game again, only she wasn’t there. All that was there was the wall, stove, and blaze in the fireplace, all seen as if in a distorted mirror.

    “Mom?” Claire said and walked past me—diamonds draped her snow-white dress—she stopped at the fireplace, gazing at the blaze, which was going nicely, making the air smell faintly of pine smoke. Then I choked as a whiff of burned meat reached me.

    Clair screamed, “Mom!” and pointed to the fire.

    Wreathed in fire was the image of the woman I loved tied to a stake. The flames licked around her. You could all but her screams. Rebecca. Our Rebecca was there. Ivanhoe’s Rebecca. A witch burning for our sins.

    2/4

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  2. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 2

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Clair meanwhile, had drifted to the bookshelf. “They’re bound funny,” she called over to us.

    “It’s just leather,” Rebecca said. Her face was red from blowing on the fire, but it was going now and had begun to warm the room.

    “No, they’re icky, all crinkly to the touch and slimy. They make you feel weird.”

    “Then don’t touch them,” I said.

    “But they’re interesting,” Clair replied.

    I shrugged and turned to Rebecca, saying, “She’s our daughter, all right.” Rebecca nodded.

    “This book is too hard, but you might like this one.” Clair handed me a thick book. On the spine was written “Das Kapital. Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie.”

    Clair was right; it made you feel funny: sad, like you were listening to someone crying. For a moment, I thought I heard someone shouting in Russian, followed by a scream.

    “And this one is too simple,” Anastasia said, waking me from my daydream. She handed a copy of “Lang’s Blue Fairy Tales” to Rebecca.

    I blinked; the room was fuzzy. “Anastasia?” That wasn’t right. I meant Clair. That was my daughter’s name.

    Puzzled at my confusion, I watched her walk to the bookshelf again. Her white dress sparkled in the firelight.

    She took out a third book. “#Dope! This one is just right,” she said in an odd voice: distant and sinister. She was holding a copy of “Ivanhoe Continued: The Burning of Rebecca.”

    “Ah,” Rebecca gasped. I turned, expecting her to object to the “Goldilocks” game again, only she wasn’t there. All that was there was the wall, stove, and blaze in the fireplace, all seen as if in a distorted mirror.

    “Mom?” Claire said and walked past me—diamonds draped her snow-white dress—she stopped at the fireplace, gazing at the blaze, which was going nicely, making the air smell faintly of pine smoke. Then I choked as a whiff of burned meat reached me.

    Clair screamed, “Mom!” and pointed to the fire.

    Wreathed in fire was the image of the woman I loved tied to a stake. The flames licked around her. You could all but her screams. Rebecca. Our Rebecca was there. Ivanhoe’s Rebecca. A witch burning for our sins.

    2/4

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  3. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 2

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Clair meanwhile, had drifted to the bookshelf. “They’re bound funny,” she called over to us.

    “It’s just leather,” Rebecca said. Her face was red from blowing on the fire, but it was going now and had begun to warm the room.

    “No, they’re icky, all crinkly to the touch and slimy. They make you feel weird.”

    “Then don’t touch them,” I said.

    “But they’re interesting,” Clair replied.

    I shrugged and turned to Rebecca, saying, “She’s our daughter, all right.” Rebecca nodded.

    “This book is too hard, but you might like this one.” Clair handed me a thick book. On the spine was written “Das Kapital. Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie.”

    Clair was right; it made you feel funny: sad, like you were listening to someone crying. For a moment, I thought I heard someone shouting in Russian, followed by a scream.

    “And this one is too simple,” Anastasia said, waking me from my daydream. She handed a copy of “Lang’s Blue Fairy Tales” to Rebecca.

    I blinked; the room was fuzzy. “Anastasia?” That wasn’t right. I meant Clair. That was my daughter’s name.

    Puzzled at my confusion, I watched her walk to the bookshelf again. Her white dress sparkled in the firelight.

    She took out a third book. “#Dope! This one is just right,” she said in an odd voice: distant and sinister. She was holding a copy of “Ivanhoe Continued: The Burning of Rebecca.”

    “Ah,” Rebecca gasped. I turned, expecting her to object to the “Goldilocks” game again, only she wasn’t there. All that was there was the wall, stove, and blaze in the fireplace, all seen as if in a distorted mirror.

    “Mom?” Claire said and walked past me—diamonds draped her snow-white dress—she stopped at the fireplace, gazing at the blaze, which was going nicely, making the air smell faintly of pine smoke. Then I choked as a whiff of burned meat reached me.

    Clair screamed, “Mom!” and pointed to the fire.

    Wreathed in fire was the image of the woman I loved tied to a stake. The flames licked around her. You could all but her screams. Rebecca. Our Rebecca was there. Ivanhoe’s Rebecca. A witch burning for our sins.

    2/4

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  4. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 2

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Clair meanwhile, had drifted to the bookshelf. “They’re bound funny,” she called over to us.

    “It’s just leather,” Rebecca said. Her face was red from blowing on the fire, but it was going now and had begun to warm the room.

    “No, they’re icky, all crinkly to the touch and slimy. They make you feel weird.”

    “Then don’t touch them,” I said.

    “But they’re interesting,” Clair replied.

    I shrugged and turned to Rebecca, saying, “She’s our daughter, all right.” Rebecca nodded.

    “This book is too hard, but you might like this one.” Clair handed me a thick book. On the spine was written “Das Kapital. Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie.”

    Clair was right; it made you feel funny: sad, like you were listening to someone crying. For a moment, I thought I heard someone shouting in Russian, followed by a scream.

    “And this one is too simple,” Anastasia said, waking me from my daydream. She handed a copy of “Lang’s Blue Fairy Tales” to Rebecca.

    I blinked; the room was fuzzy. “Anastasia?” That wasn’t right. I meant Clair. That was my daughter’s name.

    Puzzled at my confusion, I watched her walk to the bookshelf again. Her white dress sparkled in the firelight.

    She took out a third book. “#Dope! This one is just right,” she said in an odd voice: distant and sinister. She was holding a copy of “Ivanhoe Continued: The Burning of Rebecca.”

    “Ah,” Rebecca gasped. I turned, expecting her to object to the “Goldilocks” game again, only she wasn’t there. All that was there was the wall, stove, and blaze in the fireplace, all seen as if in a distorted mirror.

    “Mom?” Claire said and walked past me—diamonds draped her snow-white dress—she stopped at the fireplace, gazing at the blaze, which was going nicely, making the air smell faintly of pine smoke. Then I choked as a whiff of burned meat reached me.

    Clair screamed, “Mom!” and pointed to the fire.

    Wreathed in fire was the image of the woman I loved tied to a stake. The flames licked around her. You could all but her screams. Rebecca. Our Rebecca was there. Ivanhoe’s Rebecca. A witch burning for our sins.

    2/4

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  5. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This On is too Hot: Part 2

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss633 #Mastoprompt

    Clair meanwhile, had drifted to the bookshelf. “They’re bound funny,” she called over to us.

    “It’s just leather,” Rebecca said. Her face was red from blowing on the fire, but it was going now and had begun to warm the room.

    “No, they’re icky, all crinkly to the touch and slimy. They make you feel weird.”

    “Then don’t touch them,” I said.

    “But they’re interesting,” Clair replied.

    I shrugged and turned to Rebecca, saying, “She’s our daughter, all right.” Rebecca nodded.

    “This book is too hard, but you might like this one.” Clair handed me a thick book. On the spine was written “Das Kapital. Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie.”

    Clair was right; it made you feel funny: sad, like you were listening to someone crying. For a moment, I thought I heard someone shouting in Russian, followed by a scream.

    “And this one is too simple,” Anastasia said, waking me from my daydream. She handed a copy of “Lang’s Blue Fairy Tales” to Rebecca.

    I blinked; the room was fuzzy. “Anastasia?” That wasn’t right. I meant Clair. That was my daughter’s name.

    Puzzled at my confusion, I watched her walk to the bookshelf again. Her white dress sparkled in the firelight.

    She took out a third book. “#Dope! This one is just right,” she said in an odd voice: distant and sinister. She was holding a copy of “Ivanhoe Continued: The Burning of Rebecca.”

    “Ah,” Rebecca gasped. I turned, expecting her to object to the “Goldilocks” game again, only she wasn’t there. All that was there was the wall, stove, and blaze in the fireplace, all seen as if in a distorted mirror.

    “Mom?” Claire said and walked past me—diamonds draped her snow-white dress—she stopped at the fireplace, gazing at the blaze, which was going nicely, making the air smell faintly of pine smoke. Then I choked as a whiff of burned meat reached me.

    Clair screamed, “Mom!” and pointed to the fire.

    Wreathed in fire was the image of the woman I loved tied to a stake. The flames licked around her. You could all but her screams. Rebecca. Our Rebecca was there. Ivanhoe’s Rebecca. A witch burning for our sins.

    2/4

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  6. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This On is too Hot: Part 1

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss633 #Mastoprompt

    Rebecca closed the cabin door, shutting out the winter wind and snow that blew in. Our breath hung in clouds in the still, cold air of the room. We might be trespassing, but it was better than sitting in our stalled car.

    I called out again, “Anyone home? Sorry for intruding, but our car broke down, and it’s freezing.”

    Again, there was no response. The owners had probably gone to town to avoid the blizzard that was in the forecast.

    We really shouldn’t have been on the road, but Grandma had grown tired of us and had hinted, “Thanksgiving is over. Wouldn’t you prefer sleeping in your own beds?”

    My girlfriend moved past me to the fireplace. “I’ll light a fire. Why don’t you see if there’s food? We can leave money on the table when we leave to pay for any inconvenience.”

    Clair had already begun exploring and called from the door at the far side of the room. “It’s a bedroom with three beds: one big, one small, and one in between. This one is too…”

    “Don’t say it,” Rebecca called to her. I wasn’t sure why the joke bothered her so much, but it did. Rebecca had always been the stricter of the two of us and got peeved if I interfered, so I kept silent.

    While the two did their thing, I began looking for food. The can on the table proved to be red bean soup made by a Japanese company. I’d always thought a sweet bean drink was weird, but I guessed it was popular. It was funny finding it here in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountains, and I wondered if the owners were Japanese.

    A cupboard next to the stove proved more fruitful. There was some cup ramen, tins of diced tomatoes, a package of sun-dried #prunes, and a couple of kilos of rice.

    Part 2 in the next post

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  7. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 1

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Rebecca closed the cabin door, shutting out the winter wind and snow that blew in. Our breath hung in clouds in the still, cold air of the room. We might be trespassing, but it was better than sitting in our stalled car.

    I called out again, “Anyone home? Sorry for intruding, but our car broke down, and it’s freezing.”

    Again, there was no response. The owners had probably gone to town to avoid the blizzard that was in the forecast.

    We really shouldn’t have been on the road, but Grandma had grown tired of us and had hinted, “Thanksgiving is over. Wouldn’t you prefer sleeping in your own beds?”

    My girlfriend moved past me to the fireplace. “I’ll light a fire. Why don’t you see if there’s food? We can leave money on the table when we leave to pay for any inconvenience.”

    Clair had already begun exploring and called from the door at the far side of the room. “It’s a bedroom with three beds: one big, one small, and one in between. This one is too…”

    “Don’t say it,” Rebecca called to her. I wasn’t sure why the joke bothered her so much, but it did. Rebecca had always been the stricter of the two of us and got peeved if I interfered, so I kept silent.

    While the two did their thing, I began looking for food. The can on the table proved to be red bean soup made by a Japanese company. I’d always thought a sweet bean drink was weird, but I guessed it was popular. It was funny finding it here in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountains, and I wondered if the owners were Japanese.

    A cupboard next to the stove proved more fruitful. There was some cup ramen, tins of diced tomatoes, a package of sun-dried #prunes, and a couple of kilos of rice.

    Part 2 in the next post

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  8. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 1

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Rebecca closed the cabin door, shutting out the winter wind and snow that blew in. Our breath hung in clouds in the still, cold air of the room. We might be trespassing, but it was better than sitting in our stalled car.

    I called out again, “Anyone home? Sorry for intruding, but our car broke down, and it’s freezing.”

    Again, there was no response. The owners had probably gone to town to avoid the blizzard that was in the forecast.

    We really shouldn’t have been on the road, but Grandma had grown tired of us and had hinted, “Thanksgiving is over. Wouldn’t you prefer sleeping in your own beds?”

    My girlfriend moved past me to the fireplace. “I’ll light a fire. Why don’t you see if there’s food? We can leave money on the table when we leave to pay for any inconvenience.”

    Clair had already begun exploring and called from the door at the far side of the room. “It’s a bedroom with three beds: one big, one small, and one in between. This one is too…”

    “Don’t say it,” Rebecca called to her. I wasn’t sure why the joke bothered her so much, but it did. Rebecca had always been the stricter of the two of us and got peeved if I interfered, so I kept silent.

    While the two did their thing, I began looking for food. The can on the table proved to be red bean soup made by a Japanese company. I’d always thought a sweet bean drink was weird, but I guessed it was popular. It was funny finding it here in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountains, and I wondered if the owners were Japanese.

    A cupboard next to the stove proved more fruitful. There was some cup ramen, tins of diced tomatoes, a package of sun-dried #prunes, and a couple of kilos of rice.

    Part 2 in the next post

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  9. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This One is too Hot: Part 1

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss366 #Mastoprompt

    Rebecca closed the cabin door, shutting out the winter wind and snow that blew in. Our breath hung in clouds in the still, cold air of the room. We might be trespassing, but it was better than sitting in our stalled car.

    I called out again, “Anyone home? Sorry for intruding, but our car broke down, and it’s freezing.”

    Again, there was no response. The owners had probably gone to town to avoid the blizzard that was in the forecast.

    We really shouldn’t have been on the road, but Grandma had grown tired of us and had hinted, “Thanksgiving is over. Wouldn’t you prefer sleeping in your own beds?”

    My girlfriend moved past me to the fireplace. “I’ll light a fire. Why don’t you see if there’s food? We can leave money on the table when we leave to pay for any inconvenience.”

    Clair had already begun exploring and called from the door at the far side of the room. “It’s a bedroom with three beds: one big, one small, and one in between. This one is too…”

    “Don’t say it,” Rebecca called to her. I wasn’t sure why the joke bothered her so much, but it did. Rebecca had always been the stricter of the two of us and got peeved if I interfered, so I kept silent.

    While the two did their thing, I began looking for food. The can on the table proved to be red bean soup made by a Japanese company. I’d always thought a sweet bean drink was weird, but I guessed it was popular. It was funny finding it here in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountains, and I wondered if the owners were Japanese.

    A cupboard next to the stove proved more fruitful. There was some cup ramen, tins of diced tomatoes, a package of sun-dried #prunes, and a couple of kilos of rice.

    Part 2 in the next post

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  10. #Goldilocks and Three Grim Fates: This On is too Hot: Part 1

    #Mythpunk #Horror
    #Wss633 #Mastoprompt

    Rebecca closed the cabin door, shutting out the winter wind and snow that blew in. Our breath hung in clouds in the still, cold air of the room. We might be trespassing, but it was better than sitting in our stalled car.

    I called out again, “Anyone home? Sorry for intruding, but our car broke down, and it’s freezing.”

    Again, there was no response. The owners had probably gone to town to avoid the blizzard that was in the forecast.

    We really shouldn’t have been on the road, but Grandma had grown tired of us and had hinted, “Thanksgiving is over. Wouldn’t you prefer sleeping in your own beds?”

    My girlfriend moved past me to the fireplace. “I’ll light a fire. Why don’t you see if there’s food? We can leave money on the table when we leave to pay for any inconvenience.”

    Clair had already begun exploring and called from the door at the far side of the room. “It’s a bedroom with three beds: one big, one small, and one in between. This one is too…”

    “Don’t say it,” Rebecca called to her. I wasn’t sure why the joke bothered her so much, but it did. Rebecca had always been the stricter of the two of us and got peeved if I interfered, so I kept silent.

    While the two did their thing, I began looking for food. The can on the table proved to be red bean soup made by a Japanese company. I’d always thought a sweet bean drink was weird, but I guessed it was popular. It was funny finding it here in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountains, and I wondered if the owners were Japanese.

    A cupboard next to the stove proved more fruitful. There was some cup ramen, tins of diced tomatoes, a package of sun-dried #prunes, and a couple of kilos of rice.

    Part 2 in the next post

    #TootFic #MicroFiction #Serial #NMFic #NMV366 #NMSAM #Ivanhoe

  11. Rebecca of York har gått bort :(

    Dvs Olivia Hussey Eisley, skådisen som spelade Rebecca i Ivanhoe. Och även spelade huvudrollen i Oscarsbelönade versionen av Romeo & Julia från 1968 när hon var 15. Och många andra roller genom åren.

    aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/a/0

    #OliviaHussey #OliviaHusseyEisley #RebeccaOfYork #Ivanhoe

  12. Rebecca of York har gått bort :(

    Dvs Olivia Hussey Eisley, skådisen som spelade Rebecca i Ivanhoe. Och även spelade huvudrollen i Oscarsbelönade versionen av Romeo & Julia från 1968 när hon var 15. Och många andra roller genom åren.

    aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/a/0

    #OliviaHussey #OliviaHusseyEisley #RebeccaOfYork #Ivanhoe

  13. Rebecca of York har gått bort :(

    Dvs Olivia Hussey Eisley, skådisen som spelade Rebecca i Ivanhoe. Och även spelade huvudrollen i Oscarsbelönade versionen av Romeo & Julia från 1968 när hon var 15. Och många andra roller genom åren.

    aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/a/0

    #OliviaHussey #OliviaHusseyEisley #RebeccaOfYork #Ivanhoe

  14. Rebecca of York har gått bort :(

    Dvs Olivia Hussey Eisley, skådisen som spelade Rebecca i Ivanhoe. Och även spelade huvudrollen i Oscarsbelönade versionen av Romeo & Julia från 1968 när hon var 15. Och många andra roller genom åren.

    aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/a/0

    #OliviaHussey #OliviaHusseyEisley #RebeccaOfYork #Ivanhoe

  15. Rebecca of York har gått bort :(

    Dvs Olivia Hussey Eisley, skådisen som spelade Rebecca i Ivanhoe. Och även spelade huvudrollen i Oscarsbelönade versionen av Romeo & Julia från 1968 när hon var 15. Och många andra roller genom åren.

    aftonbladet.se/nojesbladet/a/0

    #OliviaHussey #OliviaHusseyEisley #RebeccaOfYork #Ivanhoe

  16. 𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬

    ✧ Arthur Sullivan ✧

    Arthur Sullivan (1842–1900) was an English composer best known for his operatic collaborations with the dramatist W. S. Gilbert. Among his early works were a ballet, a symphony, a cello concerto and a one-act comic opera, Cox and Box, which is still widely performed. He wrote his first opera with Gilbert, Thespis, in 1871. The impresario Richard D'Oyly Ca...

    #LostChord #Ivanhoe #Savoy #Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_S

  17. 𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬

    ✧ Arthur Sullivan ✧

    Arthur Sullivan (1842–1900) was an English composer best known for his operatic collaborations with the dramatist W. S. Gilbert. Among his early works were a ballet, a symphony, a cello concerto and a one-act comic opera, Cox and Box, which is still widely performed. He wrote his first opera with Gilbert, Thespis, in 1871. The impresario Richard D'Oyly Ca...

    #LostChord #Ivanhoe #Savoy #Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_S

  18. 𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬

    ✧ Arthur Sullivan ✧

    Arthur Sullivan (1842–1900) was an English composer best known for his operatic collaborations with the dramatist W. S. Gilbert. Among his early works were a ballet, a symphony, a cello concerto and a one-act comic opera, Cox and Box, which is still widely performed. He wrote his first opera with Gilbert, Thespis, in 1871. The impresario Richard D'Oyly Ca...

    #LostChord #Ivanhoe #Savoy #Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_S

  19. 𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬

    ✧ Arthur Sullivan ✧

    Arthur Sullivan (1842–1900) was an English composer best known for his operatic collaborations with the dramatist W. S. Gilbert. Among his early works were a ballet, a symphony, a cello concerto and a one-act comic opera, Cox and Box, which is still widely performed. He wrote his first opera with Gilbert, Thespis, in 1871. The impresario Richard D'Oyly Ca...

    #LostChord #Ivanhoe #Savoy #Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_S

  20. 𝗪𝗜𝗞𝗜𝗣𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗔𝗬

    ✧ Arthur Sullivan ✧

    Arthur Sullivan (1842–1900) was an English composer best known for his operatic collaborations with the dramatist W. S. Gilbert. Among his early works were a ballet, a symphony, a cello concerto and a one-act comic opera, Cox and Box, which is still widely performed. He wrote his first opera with Gilbert, Thespis, in 1871. The impresario Richard D'Oyly Ca...

    #LostChord #Ivanhoe #Savoy #Wikipedia
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_S

  21. @attribot It is a great book and I love most of all the fact that it is of an age so distant now from our own. #bookstodon #ivanhoe

  22. @attribot It is a great book and I love most of all the fact that it is of an age so distant now from our own. #bookstodon #ivanhoe

  23. @attribot It is a great book and I love most of all the fact that it is of an age so distant now from our own. #bookstodon #ivanhoe

  24. @attribot It is a great book and I love most of all the fact that it is of an age so distant now from our own. #bookstodon #ivanhoe

  25. 'Leicestershire railway line defunded in Labour announcement'

    railadvent.co.uk/2024/07/derby

    'In speech this week, Rachel Reeves announced that the Restoring Your Railways Fund is to be cancelled.

    The Ivanhoe line in Leicestershire was part of the Restoring Your Railways fund and leaves it in danger of being cancelled.'

  26. 'Leicestershire railway line defunded in Labour announcement'

    railadvent.co.uk/2024/07/derby

    'In speech this week, Rachel Reeves announced that the Restoring Your Railways Fund is to be cancelled.

    The Ivanhoe line in Leicestershire was part of the Restoring Your Railways fund and leaves it in danger of being cancelled.'

    #rail #railways #Ivanhoe #IvanhoeLine #Leicester #Leicestershire #poltics #transport

  27. 'Leicestershire railway line defunded in Labour announcement'

    railadvent.co.uk/2024/07/derby

    'In speech this week, Rachel Reeves announced that the Restoring Your Railways Fund is to be cancelled.

    The Ivanhoe line in Leicestershire was part of the Restoring Your Railways fund and leaves it in danger of being cancelled.'

    #rail #railways #Ivanhoe #IvanhoeLine #Leicester #Leicestershire #poltics #transport

  28. 'Leicestershire railway line defunded in Labour announcement'

    railadvent.co.uk/2024/07/derby

    'In speech this week, Rachel Reeves announced that the Restoring Your Railways Fund is to be cancelled.

    The Ivanhoe line in Leicestershire was part of the Restoring Your Railways fund and leaves it in danger of being cancelled.'

    #rail #railways #Ivanhoe #IvanhoeLine #Leicester #Leicestershire #poltics #transport

  29. 'Leicestershire railway line defunded in Labour announcement'

    railadvent.co.uk/2024/07/derby

    'In speech this week, Rachel Reeves announced that the Restoring Your Railways Fund is to be cancelled.

    The Ivanhoe line in Leicestershire was part of the Restoring Your Railways fund and leaves it in danger of being cancelled.'

    #rail #railways #Ivanhoe #IvanhoeLine #Leicester #Leicestershire #poltics #transport

  30. #MetZonderJas was vroeger bij ons thuis de draagwijze van een (winter)jas met een capuchon. Je zette dan alleen de capuchon op, zonder armen in de mouwen, en deed alsof je #Ivanhoe was. toot.re/@mbootsman/11203777207

  31. #MetZonderJas was vroeger bij ons thuis de draagwijze van een (winter)jas met een capuchon. Je zette dan alleen de capuchon op, zonder armen in de mouwen, en deed alsof je #Ivanhoe was. toot.re/@mbootsman/11203777207

  32. #LOL

    So for ... reasons ... I'm skimming through the chapter summaries of #Ivanhoe at:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe

    I hit Volume 3, Chapter 7 (37)

    and ... what? The content from there onward is exactly a #Hammerfall song:
    "The Champion".

  33. #LOL

    So for ... reasons ... I'm skimming through the chapter summaries of #Ivanhoe at:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe

    I hit Volume 3, Chapter 7 (37)

    and ... what? The content from there onward is exactly a #Hammerfall song:
    "The Champion".

  34. #LOL

    So for ... reasons ... I'm skimming through the chapter summaries of #Ivanhoe at:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe

    I hit Volume 3, Chapter 7 (37)

    and ... what? The content from there onward is exactly a #Hammerfall song:
    "The Champion".

  35. #LOL

    So for ... reasons ... I'm skimming through the chapter summaries of #Ivanhoe at:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe

    I hit Volume 3, Chapter 7 (37)

    and ... what? The content from there onward is exactly a #Hammerfall song:
    "The Champion".

  36. The Outback Xplorer at Ivanhoe.

    We went through a bit of a thunderstorm just before arrival here.

    #train #ivanhoe #Xplorer