Bothered Collection

Music cover, Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered, lyric by Lorenz Hart, music by Richard Rodgers, featured and broadcast by Billy Cotton and his Band Date: 1941

A Tragedy in a Bell Tent in Bechuanaland (engraving)
1061903 A Tragedy in a Bell Tent in Bechuanaland (engraving) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Tragedy in a Bell Tent in Bechuanaland)

Bothered (engraving)
1613565 Bothered (engraving) by Bottomley, John William (1816-1900); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bothered. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 24 February 1872)

"There was an Old Man in a tree, who was terribly bored by a bee", from A Book of Nonsense
LLM386617 " There was an Old Man in a tree, who was terribly bored by a bee", from A Book of Nonsense, published by Frederick Warne and Co

WASP AT A PICNIC
Awful appearance of a wopps at a picnic: picnic guests are severely bothered when a rather large wasp takes an interest in their food, one of the hazards of outdoor eating Date: circa 1840

Mr Tingle puzzled farmer
An elderly farmer removes his cloth cap and scratches his head in bewilderment as he looks at the camera at a sheep sale in Abergavenny Market, Wales, UK. His name was Mr Tingle Date: circa 1970

Bothered by Relations
A lady is disturbed by the page boy announcing the arrival of her less well-off relations. Her advice: never be at home to them or your social standing may suffer. Date: circa 1850

Gaur (Bos gaurus gaurus) immature, close-up of head, flicking ears whilst being bothered by flies, Nameri, Assam, India, january

Horse Study
A study of a horse and rider, rays of sunlight streaming through a window, highlighting the steam coming from the horses nostrils. Date: 1930s

Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Fly clot
Illustration showing protective clothing for horses and other animals to prevent them being bothered by flies and other insects

Scandinavian Arachnids
The people of 16th century Scandinavia are only slightly bothered by spiders in their webs and enormous flying insects; also some weird worms with heads

Parisiennes & Flowers
Two well-dressed Parisiennes holding flowes, not too bothered by the revolution which is raging around them

Two Little Kittens / Bell
Most versions promise you three kittens, but here there are only two : they don t seem bothered by their lost mittens, with a lovely fire to toast their backs

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"Bothered: A Melody of Emotions and Encounters" In the realm of music, a captivating cover of "Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered" echoes through the airwaves, resonating with raw emotions. The notes intertwine, painting a portrait of a lady consumed by her own thoughts and desires. As we delve deeper into history's engravings, we stumble upon "A Tragedy in a Bell Tent in Bechuanaland. " The scene depicts individuals bothered by unforeseen circumstances, their faces etched with worry. Similarly, another engraving titled "Bothered" reveals an intricate web of troubles that entangles its subjects. Seeking solace from life's bothersome moments, we turn to literature for respite. In Frederick Warne and Co. 's publication "A Book of Nonsense, " we encounter an amusing verse about an old man vexed by a persistent bee. Laughter ensues as his predicament unfolds before our eyes. Nature itself is not exempt from being bothered either; even creatures like the majestic Gaur find themselves plagued by pesky flies. Immature Gaur flick their ears or swat at the insects while trying to maintain composure amidst annoyance. Yet amid all these instances where bother takes center stage, there are also glimpses of hope and resilience. Amelia Earhart soars above it all as she fearlessly defies conventions and challenges societal norms. And finally, within the quietude captured in a Horse Study lies tranquility amidst chaos—a reminder that sometimes it is necessary to retreat from life's disturbances to find inner peace. Through these diverse snapshots encompassing artistry, literature, nature encounters, aviation pioneers like Amelia Earhart—each tells its own tale about what it means to be bothered. It reminds us that this universal sentiment can both weigh heavily on our hearts but also serve as catalysts for growth and self-discovery.