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Hello, friends.

Welcome to The Past and the Curious.

It is I, Mick Sullivan, host of The Past and the Curious.

And I am in possession of all 206 of my bones.

I have all of my bones, as far as I know.

In comparison, the people that you're going to hear about in the stories today

do not have all of their bones.

Now, they're not alive, which is how their bones wound up in different places,

and in some cases you'll see, we don't even know where they are. We're pretty sure they got split up and wound up in a lot of different places, but people didn't keep track. So there's some missing bones, okay? Yeah, it's just a fact. Now, the first story that you're going to hear, though, a very famous classical composer. And you'll hear some of his music as well.

I didn't use all my own music for this particular episode.

I used some of the composer in questions music.

His name was George Frederick Handel.

I found some of his beautiful music in the public domain archives.

His grave has some extra bones.

So, go figure.

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