After Colonel Calverley ends up with Lady Saphir, Major Murgatroyd with Angela and Lt. The Duke  of Dunstable with Lady Jane, Reginald Bunthorne is alone and sings, "In that case unprecedented single I  must live and die.". At the beginning of the operetta, he had been following by ‘twenty love-sick  maidens', but they all left him upon seeing the handsome Archibald Grosvenor. For ten points name this  operetta, subtitled Bunthorne's Bride, in which Gilbert and Sullivan wrote about a title naïve
After Colonel Calverley ends up with Lady Saphir, Major Murgatroyd with Angela and Lt. The Duke  of Dunstable with Lady Jane, Reginald Bunthorne is alone and sings, "In that case unprecedented single I  must live and die.". At the beginning of the operetta, he had been following by ‘twenty love-sick  maidens', but they all left him upon seeing the handsome Archibald Grosvenor. For ten points name this  operetta, subtitled Bunthorne's Bride, in which Gilbert and Sullivan wrote about a title naïve dairymaid  who falls in love with Archibald.
After Colonel Calverley ends up with Lady Saphir, Major Murgatroyd with Angela and Lt.
Patience