Word: warmed
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Besides playing at the girls' school, the quintet gave concerts at four other high schools, at the University of Mexico, and at the Cultural Institute Building. The Institute concert drew a noisy, warm, formal audience and received good notices in the Mexico City press...
...grand, poignant drama in the tragic story of the neglected genius, his famous love affair with Fanny Brawne, and his death of consumption at twenty-five. Even more, there is the charm of the man himself as be appears in his poems and letters and his friends' reminiscences--warm, sensitive and noble, the most Shakespearean of modern poets...
...interpretation, he succeeds in drawing remarkably close to the London Keats must have known in the first quarter of the nineteenth century. By skillful, imaginative use of sources, he lifts the dullness from detail and adds a charm of his own: "On February 9, which was a fair warm day, [Keats] took a short walk in the garden, but he seems to have remained indoors the rest of the month, spending much time in bed." And Bate treats the familiar questions of Keats scholarship--his medical history, his finances, the effect of the Endymion reviews--with an informed common sense...
...more deadly than the anonymous poet knew. For years, scientists have been busier than the old song's tailors, trying to kill certain species that carry human and animal diseases, notably the microscopic parasite that causes schistosomiasis, an ancient and virtually incurable ailment common in many warm countries. Though a selective chemical capable of destroying the guilty snails is under development and shows high promise (TIME, July 5), Cornell Entomologist Clifford O. Berg thinks that a more practical approach would be to encourage the snail's natural enemies...
...neither reverent nor religious, but a giant feat of merchandising. She has deadly fun with such astonishing specialists as the Practical Burial Footwear Company of Columbus, Ohio, which offer Fit-a-Fut oxfords (in patent, calf, tan or oxblood) and Ko-Zee, with its "soft, cushioned soles and warm, luxurious slipper comfort, but true shoe smartness." Courtesy Products has a "new Bra-form, Post Mortem Form Restoration . . . they accomplish so much for so little ($11 for a package of 50)," and at a recent convention of the National Funeral Directors' Association, Florence Gowns Inc. of Cleveland showed a line...