- (created in 1898) are
narrated by Raffles's
companion Bunny Manders, who
****ged for
Raffles in
their school years. C. S. Lewis's
partial autobiography,...
- p. 892. Quote: "Drawing an
Overdraft on the Bank of Life. Late Hours,
****ged,
Unnatural Excitement,
Breathing Impure Air, too Rich Food,
Alcoholic Drink...
- list for Newsday,
Christgau named it the best
album of 1972,
stating the "
****ged-out masterpiece"
marks the peak of rock
music for the year as it "explored...
-
football and cricket, both of whom also
attended Eton. At Eton,
Lyttelton ****ged for Lord
Carrington and
formed his love of jazz. He was
inspired by the...
-
workaday there inside him, it had shut off the
lights and gone on home. He was
****ged out in the
chair as usual, in his old gray flannels, smoking,
never taking...
-
unwieldy affair,
without a
happy expression,
never issued from the pen of a
****ged subordinate of the
daily press. His brother,
Henry William Greville (1801–1872)...
-
royal audience. "In
singing sacred music I was
aware of its value, and
****ged at the
tenor songs of
Handel with
unremitting ****iduity", he wrote. In October...
-
favourite residence,
Osborne House. He was
educated at
Harrow School,
where he
****ged for
Stanley Baldwin. He also met
Winston Churchill, who
became a lifelong...
- the ****ure
Liberal cabinet minister John Simon, for whom the
young Beith ****ged. From
Fettes he went up to St John's College, Cambridge,
where he read classics...
- the
seagull with a
silken cord but I find that the soft cord
becomes a
****ged iron
chain which tears my hands. The gull
flies out to sea
where it sits...
