Word: soulfulness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Loew's State--"Soul Mates" by Elinor Glyn with Elleen Pringle and Edmund Lowe...
...then there is the man who lifts his hat with both hands--no, he is in the comedy. But they are all comedies? No--one is really tragic. For is it not tragedy which stalks in the contoritionist's soul as he leaps, jumps, hurls himself before Bebe's car--to die? Of course not. Contoritionists never die when automobiles hit them. They just confort. So she saved the fifty thousand dollars and the Boston lawyer quel homme! So droll, and with what a black...
...Slavic flair for psychology. Rudolph Miller, aged eleven, has enormous, intense blue eyes and a private name for himself, "Blatchford Sarnemington." By lying at the Catholic confessional and observing the effect upon his puny father and the sex-starved priest, he discovers the difference between himself and his "official" soul...
...Brahms' music a few words will suffice: Brahms, who has often been accused, it seems to the reviewer unjustly, of being academic in his writing, has in the Requiem poured out his heart and soul burning with the fire of a great sadness, and transformed them into pure melody...
Humility is good for the soul and there are few things that so inspire it as the examination of our ancestors. Big oaks from little acorns grow, and any vagabond who is at all addicted to sporting with words, whether he considers himself a literary oak or not, can do much worse than to hear Professor Tozzer talk about the acorns of our language. At 9 o'clock this morning, he will lecture in the Semitic Museum in Anthropology I on the origin of writing and the beginnings of our alphabet...