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because she
married a mortal; this is
forbidden by
fairy law. Her son,
Strephon, is an
Arcadian shepherd who
wants to
marry Phyllis, a Ward of Chancery...
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strephon is a
butterfly of the
family Nymphalidae (Limenitidinae). It is
endemic to China.
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Euthalia strephon....
- a poem
written by
Jonathan Swift first published in 1732. In the poem,
Strephon sneaks into his
sweetheart Celia's
dressing room
while she is away only...
- in The
Yeomen of the
Guard (1888). He also pla**** the
baritone roles of
Strephon in the
original production of
Iolanthe (1882), and
Giuseppe in the New...
- (1731): Full
annotated text: Jack Lynch;
Another text: U of
Virginia "
Strephon and Chloe" (1731): Full
annotated text: Jack Lynch;
Another text: U of...
- later, he was
asked for
advice by a new
Strephon with the company. Eddy wrote: I envy you. I'd like to play
Strephon again, too! The one
thing I
suggest is...
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Chloe and Juno
Dance –
Night I
Sleep Easier Now – Juno
Ballet – Night,
Strephon and
Dancing Ensemble Act 2
Climb Up the
Mountain – Juno, Niki Skolianos...
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later produced a
comic opera, Iolanthe, in
which two of the characters,
Strephon and Phyllis, are "Arcadian" shepherds. Phyllis, like Chloe, is torn between...
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Yeomen of the
Guard Sir
Ruthven Murgatroyd (as
Robin Oakapple),
Ruddigore Strephon,
Iolanthe Samuel, The
Pirates of
Penzance Wilfred Shadbolt. The Yeomen...
- day
while Strephon is off with his flock. She
feels her
heart is
absent when he is. The
second part
follows the
relationship when
Strephon returns home:...
