Mama's little baby loves short'nin' bread.Īll the little angels rise up high Solicitr 16:25, 12 March 2010 (UTC) Mama's little baby loves short'nin', shortnin But, again, you can't really march in 3/4 time (PDQ Bach wrote the hilarious Minuet Militaire pretty much to prove that: Hut! Two! Three! Hut! Two! Three!) Perhaps Pterry was charmed by the lyrics of the RAAF song with its pun on Ascend up/Arse end up- but then why did he remove it? I've seen a not unreasonable suggestion that the tune is that of Short'nin' Bread: Well, I've found a nursery song called Poor Jenny Is A-weeping', which, interestingly, has exactly the same rhythm as Augustin. I wonder where to find the tune 'Poor Alice.' The link looks like a useful resource for some other songs (it includes The Ball of Kerrymuir, for instance.) - Old Dickens 15:18, 22 December 2008 (UTC) This is identical to the 'Google Answers' piece but still not related to the marching song described in Night Watch. It gives a tune, 'Poor Alice is a-wooping'. Note the appearance of All The Little Angels in Mess Hall Songs of the RAF (1545), at (mimeo)/index.htm. is in 3/4 time, which will cause funny marching.- Old Dickens 18:38, (CEST) But the game runs more or less stably.Only, the first part, which resembles the fragments in the book, doesn't scan in the meter of Ach du Lieber Augustine.(1) The second part does, but I don't remember any of that in the text.- Old Dickens 18:13, (CEST) Save often because it can crash between areas. Not always but enough its not worth the time it saves. Then load your game from there.Īlso it crashes about half the time if you double click, to quickly leave the area.

(My resolution 2048x1440įrom them on to play, you always have to start in windowed mode and start new game. Once thats finished go back to full screen and save the game. Mash escape to skip the cutscene and carlotta conversation. (Alt+enter) (The colours go all purple but ignore it) Installed Game on the root of the C drive

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