Word: soul
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...pleased to note . . . the comparative crying styles of fundworthy Richard Nixon and minkworthy T. Lamar Caudle. After his video soul searching, Dick simply "broke into sobs." The next day in Wheeling, he merely "began to weep." But at a congressional hearing the same week, Caudle contemptibly "broke down on the stand and blubbered...
...WHEN A PUBLIC OFFICIAL ACCEPTS PRIVATE FUNDS FROM INDIVIDUALS, THE OBLIGATION IS WRITTEN IN LEMON JUICE ON HIS SOUL AND WILL COME OUT WHEN THE HEAT GOES...
...executive as compared to Bevan's six. Attlee still runs the party, though his ineffectual resistance to Bevan at Morecambe cost him prestige. Herbert Morrison would continue on as Attlee's deputy leader in the House of Commons. "I will allow no bitterness to poison my soul," Morrison told the conference, in a moving speech which earned him renewed respect. The shock of the Bevan victory had already begun to soften...
Wife Judith, the fourth, enters the castle of Bluebeard's soul, is consumed with curiosity about the seven doors to his subconscious. She coaxes his keys from him, one by one opens the doors to discover 1) his torture chamber, 2) his armory, 3) his treasury, 4) his secret garden, 5) his broad domain, 6) his vale of tears and, finally, 7) his three previous wives, alive, but all in trancelike states...
...into which Tamara gradually draws Helene turns out blacker than any jungle; it is a total eclipse of the soul. As their strange relationship progresses, both shame and secret jealousy prevents Hélene from telling her father that she even sees Tamara. One day Tamara demands that she tell him, and slaps her viciously when she fails to do so. In a sobbing flare-up of independence, Hélene cries, "You'll never see me again!" and leaves...