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A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
Cacophony and Euphony Cackling like a hen and snorting through her nose, laughing quite contagious, but at the same time gross... Then in the seat behind me, sneezing like a flute: Was I really at the opera or a house of ill-repute? Bothersome noise comes to a sublime, and stifled halt. In the wonder of silence has the earthquake formed a fault? As the stage begins to glitter and the curtain floateth hither, All sound effects adrift, float quietly downriver.
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