Word: temperamental
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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After a morning of playing the guitar and a day of teaching it, the Romeros get together in the evening to play a little more. And to fight. Says Celin, the most voluble: "We fight with our father more than we fight with each other because he has a strong...
"She trusts you right from the start. She gives herself to you as an artist. During shooting she would ask me, 'What did I do wrong and what can I do to make it better?' I never knew her to pull an act-the headache, the temperament. Usually...
The Papabile. Recently, one of the older cardinals (average age, 70) was asked by a newsman how the Princes of the Church spent their time. "They work all day long," he answered, "but don't write that. Nobody would believe it."Actually, despite Roman cynicism which insists that dilata...
I have suffered too much and too long. I would like not to feel for a while." Fitzgerald died in 1940 of a heart attack, at the age of 44. Of his last years, Turnbull says: "Fitzgerald seemed like some mild-mannered clerk-sweet, gentle, amiable, but devoid of temperament...
The final importance of Mr. Gunn's work lies in what it preserves from the little that is left to a self-parodying culture and an exploited language. The artistic temperament revealed by the best of these poems is that of a compassionate Webster, a Byron without pose. My Sad...