Doublet

For his royal highness's shirt with gusset, 1,100.

Doublet of white satin, 813.

Breeches of white broadcloth, 1,105 and a half.

Shoes of blue and crimson velvet, 406.

For his royal highness's shirt with gusset, one thousand one hundred.

Doublet of white satin, eight hundred and thirteen.

Breeches of white broadcloth, one thousand one hundred and five and a half.

Shoes of blue and crimson velvet, four hundred and six.

For his royal highness's shirt with gusset, one thousand one hundred.

Doublet of white satin, eight hundred and thirteen.

Breeches of white broadcloth, one thousand one hundred and five and a half.

Shoes of blue and crimson velvet, four hundred and six.

For his royal highness's shirt with gusset, one thousand one hundred.

Doublet of white satin, eight hundred and thirteen.

Breeches of white broadcloth, one thousand one hundred and five and a half.

Shoes of blue and crimson velvet, four hundred and six.

Other examples of irregular note groups, together with the names commonly applied, follow.

Doublet, quintuplet or quintuplet, sextuplet or sextuplet, septuplet or septimal.

Fifty-six, the combination of slur or tie and dots over the notes indicates that the tones are to be somewhat detached, but not sharply so.

This effect is sometimes erroneously termed portamento, lit carrying.

For his royal highness's shirt with gusset, one thousand one hundred.

Doublet of white satin, eight hundred and thirteen.

Breeches of white broadcloth, one thousand one hundred and five and a half.

Shoes of blue and crimson velvet, four hundred and six.

Nine Olympiads and an intercalary year after, I have a rare member, I would say memory, but I often make blunders in the symbolization and collegance of those two words.

I heard Adrien Villard, Gombert, Janequin, Arcady, Claudin, Sertan, Manquicourt, Auxerre, Villiers, Sandrin, Soyer, Hedin, Morales, Bassero, Maillard, Jacquotin, Herteur, Verdelo, Carpentras, Lehritier, Cardeaac, Doublet, Vermont, Bouteiller, Loupy, Panier, Millet, Dumoulin, Allaire, Marot, Morbin, Gendre, and other merry lovers of music in a private garden under some fine shady trees round about a bulwark of flagons, gammons, pasties, with several coated quails and laced mutton, waggishly singing, Since tools without their hafts are useless lumber, and hatchets without helves are of that number, that one may go in t'other and may match it.

I'll be the helve, and thou shalt be the hatchet.

Now, would I know what kind of hatchet this bawling Tom wants? This threw all the venerable gods and goddesses into a fit of laughter, like any microcosm of flies, and even set limping Vulcan a-hopping and jumping smoothly three or four times for the sake of his deer.

What are

doublets?

Doublets are vests.

Doublets are vests,

yeah.

Doublet's like a rhyming doublet, or do I mean couplet?