- A year is the time
taken for
astronomical objects to
complete one orbit. For example, a year on
Earth is the time
taken for
Earth to
revolve around the...
- Let the
Spacemen Beware! (1963).
Expanded from the 1960
novelette "A
Twelvemonth and a Day". (Omnibus
reprints of the
Nicholas van Rijn and
Dominic Flandry...
- a
breakfast whose cost
might have
regaled a
whole ship's crew for a
twelvemonth"; the
sailor was
supposedly jailed for
eating the bulb. However, tulips...
-
years (A, B, D, E). In the
romance the queen's
warning is "only for a
twelvemonth", but he
overstays by more than
three (or seven) years. Then she wheels...
- to
think on
serious subjects; and for the last half-year, nay, for a
twelvemonth, she has been
given up to
nothing but amu****t and vanity. She has been...
-
March 1817,
Austen wrote that she had a
novel "which may
appear about a
twelvemonth hence." John
Murray published Persuasion together with
Northanger Abbey...
- book's
title is
taken from an
English folk song of the same name: The
twelvemonth and a day
being up, The dead
began to speak: 'Oh who sits
weeping on...
-
Christopher Young for
Young films. The film is an
adaptation of the
novel A
Twelvemonth and a Day by
Christopher Rush. It was
screened in the Un
Certain Regard...
-
confine my
retrospect of the
reception of the
Origin of
Species to a
twelvemonth, or thereabouts, from the time of its publication, I do not recollect...
- "Suffer
Little Children, and
Forbid Them Not to Come Unto Me", "Written a
Twelvemonth After the Events", "Charity", "Sonnet to a Friend" and "David" express...
