Word: emotionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Major Writer? Dickens' stock, which took a severe slump toward the end of the igth Century and has never regained its oldtime high, is not considered to have found its proper level. A "classic," he is no longer widely read, except in abridgments, but his reputation as a No...
"Death Takes A Holiday", adapted for the screen by Maxwell Anderson and Gladys Lehman from the famous stage play by Alberto Casella, and presents Frederic March, as a "shadow", Death. For three days, Death takes a holiday from his grim task to task life as a human being, and discover...
How touching it is that a poet should guide us to the true light and initiate us into the ways of wisdom! When in our eternal search for the causes of war statesmen and scholars fall us, there is still nothing to fear. For Ezra Pound is still with us...
For such an emotion this expression seems most inadequate. One is tempted to say that a dramatic or narrative form of poetry would be far better. But O'Neill has previously expressed the thoughts and feelings of his characters in a poetic prose that sounded their depths. There is only...
" Backing his superior, the Lord Bishop of London cried out in a voice shaking with emotion: "I tell you, I would like to make a bonfire of these things, and dance around it." But not even the spectacle of the Rt. Rev. Rt. Hon. Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram prancing in...