Ghyll:Gimlet - Revision history

Brother Arfrus: scholars' discussion

2005-09-01T18:03:21Z

scholars' discussion

Morbus Iff: Deleted; two Earth parody for me.

2005-07-27T18:25:33Z

Deleted; two Earth parody for me.

Brother Arfrus: scholar's debate

2005-07-27T17:44:27Z

scholar's debate

Morbus Iff: Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

2005-07-27T00:02:44Z

Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

Jcowan: Scholarly comment

2005-07-09T04:39:18Z

Scholarly comment

Jcowan: Linkifying "horse"

2005-07-09T02:44:38Z

Linkifying "horse"

Morbus Iff: Editing. It's Tuesday. I'm late.

2005-07-05T23:41:23Z

Editing. It's Tuesday. I'm late.

Brother Arfrus: Gimlet

2005-07-01T16:05:59Z

Gimlet

Brother Arfrus: prelim notes only

2005-06-29T20:32:16Z

prelim notes only

Brother Arfrus: dib

2005-06-29T12:14:57Z

dib

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Dibbeth upon this. --[[User:Brother Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] 08:14, 29 Jun 2005 (EDT)

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	''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)		''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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		+	:My reply to this was repressed by higher powers. Suffice it to say that there are those who don't want you to know. --[[User:Brother Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] 14:03, 1 Sep 2005 (EDT)

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	''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)		''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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−	~~:You need only read the text of the play. This is the only mention of '''skulls''' and '''clowns''' to be found in it. --[[User:Brother Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] 13:44, 27 Jul 2005 (EDT)~~
−
−	~~'''First Clown'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~A pestilence on him for a mad rogue! a' poured a~~
−	~~<br />flagon of [[Adlorst vinifera\|Adlorst]] on my head once. This same ''skull'',~~
−	~~<br />sir, was Rocky's ''skull'', the king's jester.~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−
−	~~'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~This?~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−
−	~~'''First Clown'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~E'en that.~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−
−	~~'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~Let me see. (''Takes the skull'')~~
−	~~<br />Alas, poor Rocky! I knew him, Guido: an [[Affable Young Gentlemen\|Affable]]~~
−	~~<br />[[Affable Young Gentlemen\|Young Gentleman]], a most excellent [[pickers\|picker]]: he hath~~
−	~~<br />borne me on [[DermPachyges\|pachyderms]] a thousand times; and now, how~~
−	~~<br />abhorred the [[Furious Apple]] is! my carpace wilts at~~
−	~~<br />it. Here hung those mandibles that have spread~~
−	~~<br />a thousand secrets. Where be your gibes now? your~~
−	~~<br />[[quiver'n'bend]]? your splashes of [[Kreem Pye]],~~
−	~~<br />that were wont to set the table on a roar? Have you~~
−	~~<br />joined the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]]?~~
−	~~<br />Now get you to my [[Paramount Queen]], and tell her, let~~
−	~~<br />her [[badges]] cover her carpace, to this she must~~
−	~~<br />come; make her laugh at that. Prithee, Guido, tell~~
−	~~<br />me one thing.~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−	~~'''Guido'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~What's that, my lord?~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−	~~'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~Dost thou think [[King Harandraff the Great\|King Harandraff]] looked o' this fashion i'~~
−	~~<br />the earth?~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−	~~'''Guido'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~E'en so.~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−	~~'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>~~
−	~~And smelt so? pah!~~
−	~~</blockquote>~~
−
−	~~(''Gimlet, Act 5 Scene 1'')~~

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	''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)		''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)
		+
		+	:You need only read the text of the play. This is the only mention of '''skulls''' and '''clowns''' to be found in it. --[[User:Brother Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] 13:44, 27 Jul 2005 (EDT)
		+
		+	'''First Clown'''<blockquote>
		+	A pestilence on him for a mad rogue! a' poured a
		+	<br />flagon of [[Adlorst vinifera\|Adlorst]] on my head once. This same ''skull'',
		+	<br />sir, was Rocky's ''skull'', the king's jester.
		+	</blockquote>
		+
		+	'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>
		+	This?
		+	</blockquote>
		+
		+	'''First Clown'''<blockquote>
		+	E'en that.
		+	</blockquote>
		+
		+	'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>
		+	Let me see. (''Takes the skull'')
		+	<br />Alas, poor Rocky! I knew him, Guido: an [[Affable Young Gentlemen\|Affable]]
		+	<br />[[Affable Young Gentlemen\|Young Gentleman]], a most excellent [[pickers\|picker]]: he hath
		+	<br />borne me on [[DermPachyges\|pachyderms]] a thousand times; and now, how
		+	<br />abhorred the [[Furious Apple]] is! my carpace wilts at
		+	<br />it. Here hung those mandibles that have spread
		+	<br />a thousand secrets. Where be your gibes now? your
		+	<br />[[quiver'n'bend]]? your splashes of [[Kreem Pye]],
		+	<br />that were wont to set the table on a roar? Have you
		+	<br />joined the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]]?
		+	<br />Now get you to my [[Paramount Queen]], and tell her, let
		+	<br />her [[badges]] cover her carpace, to this she must
		+	<br />come; make her laugh at that. Prithee, Guido, tell
		+	<br />me one thing.
		+	</blockquote>
		+	'''Guido'''<blockquote>
		+	What's that, my lord?
		+	</blockquote>
		+	'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>
		+	Dost thou think [[King Harandraff the Great\|King Harandraff]] looked o' this fashion i'
		+	<br />the earth?
		+	</blockquote>
		+	'''Guido'''<blockquote>
		+	E'en so.
		+	</blockquote>
		+	'''Gimlet'''<blockquote>
		+	And smelt so? pah!
		+	</blockquote>
		+
		+	(''Gimlet, Act 5 Scene 1'')

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 ''Gimlet'' was first presented at the [[Folktown Amphitheatre]] in -166 [[EC]] by the Third [[Horse]] Grenadiers, one of the finest troupes of players in the history of theater. [[Peershakes]] was a member of this company, and had already written almost a dozen other minor plays for them, many of them simple extrapolations of [[wive's tale]]s. ''Gimlet'' was an immediate hit, and was performed no less than thirty times in the following year.
-The story of ''Gimlet'' is an appealing farce. Gimlet is a young prince of [[Iganefta|Iganefta-on-the-Sea]]. Through an amazing series of coincidences, he finds himself in one predicament after another, and he goes through a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido. Their adventures include acting out a play for the king, playing hide-and-daggers, and cleaning their ears. In its day, it was a scandal for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]]. But there is little real information about the organization in the play.
+The story of ''Gimlet'' is an appealing farce. Gimlet is a young prince of [[Iganefta-on-the-Sea]]. Through an amazing series of coincidences, he finds himself in one predicament after another, and he goes through a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido. Their adventures include acting out a play for the king, playing hide-and-daggers, and cleaning their ears. In its day, it was a scandal for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]]. But there is little real information about the organization in the play.
 '''Citations''': [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]], [[Peershakes]], [[Wive's tale]].

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		+	''But there is little real information about the organization in the play.'' And you know this how, Brother A? --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 00:39, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)

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 '''''Gimlet''''' is a play written about -167 [[EC]] by [[Peershakes|M. Peershakes]] (b. -204 [[EC]], d. -152 [[EC]]). In his day, [[Peershakes]] was a noted scribbler and versifier. Productions of ''Gimlet'' are a perennial favorite among the [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]] and numerous famous stage actors have played the part of the title character. Since a full production of the play takes almost six hours, there are many abriged versions which are more commonly presented.
-''Gimlet'' was first presented at the [[Folktown Amphitheatre]] in -166 [[EC]] by the Third Horse Grenadiers, one of the finest troupes of players in the history of theater. [[Peershakes]] was a member of this company, and had already written almost a dozen other minor plays for them, many of them simple extrapolations of [[wive's tale]]s. ''Gimlet'' was an immediate hit, and was performed no less than thirty times in the following year.
+''Gimlet'' was first presented at the [[Folktown Amphitheatre]] in -166 [[EC]] by the Third [[Horse]] Grenadiers, one of the finest troupes of players in the history of theater. [[Peershakes]] was a member of this company, and had already written almost a dozen other minor plays for them, many of them simple extrapolations of [[wive's tale]]s. ''Gimlet'' was an immediate hit, and was performed no less than thirty times in the following year.
 The story of ''Gimlet'' is an appealing farce. Gimlet is a young prince of [[Iganefta|Iganefta-on-the-Sea]]. Through an amazing series of coincidences, he finds himself in one predicament after another, and he goes through a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido. Their adventures include acting out a play for the king, playing hide-and-daggers, and cleaning their ears. In its day, it was a scandal for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]]. But there is little real information about the organization in the play.

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-'''''Gimlet''''' is a play written about -167 [[EC]] by [[Peershakes|M. Peershakes]] (b. -204 [[EC]], d. -152 [[EC]]).  In his day, [[Peershakes]] was a noted scribbler and versifier.
+'''''Gimlet''''' is a play written about -167 [[EC]] by [[Peershakes|M. Peershakes]] (b. -204 [[EC]], d. -152 [[EC]]). In his day, [[Peershakes]] was a noted scribbler and versifier. Productions of ''Gimlet'' are a perennial favorite among the [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]] and numerous famous stage actors have played the part of the title character. Since a full production of the play takes almost six hours, there are many abriged versions which are more commonly presented.
-Productions of ''Gimlet'' are a perennial favorite among the [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]].  Numerous famous stage actors have played the part of the title character.   Since a full production of the play takes almost six hours, there are many abriged versions which are more commonly presented.
+''Gimlet'' was first presented at the [[Folktown Amphitheatre]] in -166 [[EC]] by the Third Horse Grenadiers, one of the finest troupes of players in the history of theater. [[Peershakes]] was a member of this company, and had already written almost a dozen other minor plays for them, many of them simple extrapolations of [[wive's tale]]s. ''Gimlet'' was an immediate hit, and was performed no less than thirty times in the following year.
-''Gimlet'' was first presented at the [[Folktown]] Amphitheatre in -166 [[EC]] by the Third Horse Grenadiers, one of the finest troupes of players in the history of theater.  [[Peershakes]] was a member of this company, and had already written almost a dozen other minor plays for them, many of them simple extrapolations of [[wive's tale|wive's tales]].  ''Gimlet'' was an immediate hit, and was performed no less than thirty times in the following year.
+The story of ''Gimlet'' is an appealing farce. Gimlet is a young prince of [[Iganefta|Iganefta-on-the-Sea]]. Through an amazing series of coincidences, he finds himself in one predicament after another, and he goes through a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido. Their adventures include acting out a play for the king, playing hide-and-daggers, and cleaning their ears. In its day, it was a scandal for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]]. But there is little real information about the organization in the play.
-The story of ''Gimlet'' is an appealing farce.  Gimlet is a young prince of [[Iganefta|Iganefta-on-the-Sea]].  Through an amazing series of coincidences, he finds himself in one predicament after another, and he goes through a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido.  Their adventures include acting out a play for the king, playing hide-and-daggers, and cleaning their ears.  In its day it was a scandal for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]].  But there is little real information about the organization in the play.
+'''Citations''': [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]], [[Peershakes]], [[Wive's tale]].
-'''Citations''': [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]], [[wive's tale]], [[Peershakes]].
+--[[User:Brother Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] 12:05, 1 Jul 2005 (EDT)
---[[User:Brother Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] 12:05, 1 Jul 2005 (EDT)
+[[Category:Texts]]

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	Dibbeth upon this. --[[User:Brother Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] 08:14, 29 Jun 2005 (EDT)		Dibbeth upon this. --[[User:Brother Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] 08:14, 29 Jun 2005 (EDT)
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		+	Preliminary notes
		+
		+	'''''Gimlet''''' is a play written about -167 [[EC]] by M. Peershakes (b. -204 [[EC]], d. -152 [[EC]]). In his day, Peershakes was a noted scribbler and versifier.
		+
		+	Productions of ''Gimlet'' are a perennial favorite among the [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]].
		+
		+	The story of Gimlet, a prince of [[Iganefta\|Iganefta-on-the-Sea]], who undergoes a series of screwball adventures with his two pals, Rocky and Guido is the basis for the play. Their adventures include
		+
		+	It was a scandal in its day for purportedly revealing secrets of the "Skull and Clown Society" at [[Bute University]]. But there is little
		+
		+	'''Citations:''' [[Amphitheatre aristocracy]], [[wive's tale]], Peershakes