Tuesday, 26 August 2008

Rembrandt Diana Bathing with the Stories of Actaeon and Callisto painting

Rembrandt Diana Bathing with the Stories of Actaeon and Callisto paintingRembrandt Christ Driving The Money Changers From The Temple paintingGuido Reni St Joseph painting
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: That seems just.

TALIPED:Now, speaking of Gynander: I don't trust
the blind old fag as far as I could throw
him, but I told my brother-in-law to go
and fetch him anyhow, to please you birds.
Here he comes now, right on cue.

COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: His Words
of prophecy are always good.

TALIPED: For a laugh.

A youngster now led onstage an old man with a stick, who except that his beard had a tint of henna looked even more like Max than did the Committee Chairman.
"There'smy Grand Tutor!" Dr. Sear exclaimed. "Give me Gynander, and you can keep your Enos Enoch."

TALIPED: [TO GYNANDER]
Hello there, old blind Proph-prof with a staff!
How's by you? I guess you wonder why
we took you out of mothballs, huh?

GYNANDER:[Looks around until he locates voice]
Oh, hi.

TALIPED:On second thought, you know without my telling
you, unless it's true that you've been selling
us a bill of goods. At Founder's Hall
they speak of you as Doctor Know-It-All:
how come you didn't know we were in trouble
and hustle yourself down here on the double?
Ah well, forget it. Do your hocus-pocus,
if you please, and tell us who the bloke is
that we're after.

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