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Scaramouche

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Scaramouche: see commedia dell'arte commedia dell'arte (kōm-mā`dēä dĕl-lär`tā)
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Scaramouche
talks a good fight; never does. [Ital. Lit.: Espy, 125]

Scaramouche
stock character in commedia dell’arte; boastful poltroon. [Ital. Drama: Brewer Dictionary, 967]
See : Cowardice

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Hickley, the Scaramouche, is getting similar treatment.
I certainly hope Dover, in the near future, will publish a volume of more music for four hands by Milhaud, such as Kentuckiana, Les Songes, La Libertadora, Carnaval a la Nouvelle-Orleans and, of course, Scaramouche.
Just so everyone can pronounce the words scaramouche and fandango.
 
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