Word: dears
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Russell's former instructor had an effective last word. "I see now what Socrates would have said, as he drew his cloak about him, in the conclusion of the missing dialogue; 'I understand now, my dear Bertrand, the meaning of meaning is that my mouth is watering...
...described on the programme as a "new" melodrama; it is not perhaps strictly new, but at all events it displays rather takingly a technique which is new to us. Its dramatic action consists of three long scenes, each timed at 10.50 respectively, so that the catastrophe, as our dear old friends the Greeks will call it, expressed by the scream of a woman and the explosion of a revolver, though occurring thrice, is performed before the spectator only in the final act. Whatever the reader may think of this ingenious dramatic device, it is, at any rate, effectively carried...
...Ramsay dear...
...call her "Nellen," but he wouldn't. Once Shaw wrote to her: "Dearest Love: send me one throb of your heart whilst it is still tender with illness. It will be hard again on Monday; so be quick, quick, quick." Once Ellen Terry wrote to him: "Dear fellow, Goodbye. On each of your fingers', goodbye, and on the end of your little nose, good-bye." As their intimacy progressed they wondered how and when they would meet. They had seen each other in public, at a distance. They just missed meeting several times: once when Ellen Terry knew...
...dear Friends...