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She stoops to Conquer, or the Long & Short of it

She stoops to Conquer, or the Long & Short of it


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She stoops to Conquer, or the Long & Short of it

She Stoops to Conquer or The Long & Short of It - a couple very in love but completely un-matched in terms of height! Date: 1907

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Appearance Conquer Goldsmith Huge Kiss Kisses Kissing Lean Leaning Leans Oliver Physical Sep15 Stooping Stoops Tall Tiny Toes Short


She Stoops to Conquer

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or "The Long & Short of It": A Timeless Tale of Love and Acceptance This enchanting photograph captures the essence of Oliver Goldsmith's classic comedy, "She Stoops to Conquer," as a couple embraces the challenges of love despite their striking height difference. Dated back to 1907, this image is a beautiful representation of the play's themes of physical appearance, acceptance, and the power of love. The tall, imposing figure of the man leans down, tip-toeing on his toes, to meet the tiny frame of his beloved. His lips pucker in anticipation of a kiss, while her eyes shine with the joy and surprise of being desired. The height disparity between them is striking, yet it does not hinder their connection. Instead, it adds a charming and whimsical element to their love story. Goldsmith's play, first performed in 1773, revolves around the misunderstandings and mishaps that arise from the characters' assumptions about each other based on their physical appearance. The title itself is a reference to the idea that people often judge others based on their height, with the "long" and "short" representing the tall and the tiny. However, the story ultimately shows that true love transcends such superficialities. This photograph, with its tender moment of affection and playful nod to the title of the play, is a testament to the enduring power of love and the importance of looking beyond appearances. It is a delightful reminder that love knows no bounds, not even those set by height.

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