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Myths and legends of the market
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Der Glücklich Widersprüchlichmensch, or in italian Il Felice Provocatore (lit. “The Jolly Contrarian”) is an overly long comic opera by Otto Büchstein. Not popular, but it kept him out of his long-suffering wife’s hair for more than a decade while he wrote it. Features the bracing aria Io Devo Saltare

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-{{a|myth|}}''Der Glücklich Widersprüchlichmensch'', or in italian ''Il Felice Provocatore'' (''lit.'' “The [[Jolly Contrarian]]”) is an overly long comic {{t|opera}} by [[Otto Büchstein]]. Not popular, but it kept him out of his [[Birgit von Sachsen-Rampton|long-suffering wife]]’s hair for more than a decade while he wrote it. Features the bracing aria ''[[I have to hop|Io Devo Saltare]]''
+{{a|myth|}}''Der Glücklich Widersprüchlichmensch'', or in italian ''[[Il Felice Provocatore]]'' (''lit.'' “The [[Jolly Contrarian]]”) is an overly long comic {{t|opera}} by [[Otto Büchstein]]. Not popular, but it kept him out of his [[Birgit von Sachsen-Rampton|long-suffering wife]]’s hair for more than a decade while he wrote it. Features the bracing aria ''[[I have to hop|Io Devo Saltare]]''
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 *[[Jolly Contrarian]]