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Originally posted by Flay View Post
Shall I step in for mercs?
Perhaps this E should have been a Yorkshireman:
An English nightingale sang a little Caledonian song for Her Majesty when she was lost
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Originally posted by antongould View PostEric? Just to keep the pot boiling, albeit feebly .....
If it were to be spelt with a K it would point you vaguely in the right direction, although the country is lower. I want a surname.
(Actually if Eric was a shot in the dark then it was pretty good)Pacta sunt servanda !!!
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Originally posted by Flay View PostYou'll need to put more logs on the fire.
If it were to be spelt with a K it would point you vaguely in the right direction, although the country is lower. I want a surname.
(Actually if Eric was a shot in the dark then it was pretty good)
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Originally posted by mercia View Postso E was a 16th century composer ?
Originally posted by mercia View Postis English nightingale a sobriquet like Swedish Nightingale?
Originally posted by mercia View Postanything to do with Philomela ?
* I can't see it in their repertoire mind you, although contemporary composers are listed.Pacta sunt servanda !!!
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Originally posted by mercia View Postdo I have to translate "english nightingale" into another language?
a Caledonian song would be a Scottish song. Was E an English composer ? was the majesty a real queen ?
The composer was not English, but from a lower land.Pacta sunt servanda !!!
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