Word: keys
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...club entertained as its guests at the dinner, Commander Bayley of the Blake, Lieutenant Cowper-Key of the Tartar, and the British Vice-Consul Stuart...
Anything found in any locker, after it is given up, will be regarded as abandoned; and if the key is not returned before leaving, it will be charged on the Gymnasium account of the lessee...
Anything found in any locker, after it is given up, will be regarded as abandoned; and if the key is not returned before leaving, it will be charged on the Gymnasium account of the lessee...
Anything found in any locker, after it is given up, will be regarded as abandoned; and if the key is not returned before leaving, it will be charged on the Gymnasium account of the lessee...
...poets like Pindar or Dante which are perfect, being masterpieces of poetical simplicity. One may say the same of the simple passages in Shakespeare; they are perfect; their simplicity being a poetical simplicity. They are the golden, easeful, crowning moments of a manner which is always pitched in another key from that of prose, a manner changed and heightened; the Elizabethan style, regnant in most of our dramatic poetry to this day, is mainly the continuation of this manner of Shakespeare's. It was a manner much more turbid and strewn with blemishes than the manner of Pindar, Dante...