... sympathised. Only aren't you being a little prejudiced? I mean, because one man who fancied he could write poetry—it might even have been good poetry since your mother thought so highly of it —turned out like that, it doesn't say they are all alike. ' ...

... his invitation. Next day Vivien meets Alan for lunch and in the course, their conversation Alan asks Vivien why she hates poetry. I don't really hate it, she replies. But I hate what it can do to people. ...

... about this tribute to his “ Bath is more the sheer boisterousness of the lusty swimmer than the sedate sonneteer It’s poor poetry but it’s grand sport ! VISITING GLADSTONE But Blackie was no recluse sequestered in the little glen away up on the slopes ...

... few literary works in Gaelic but special mention must be made of the late Mr Angus Robertson’s volume of poetry Cnoc an Fhradhairc and the poetry of George Campbell Hay and Sorley Maclean Mr Robertson’s was an old voice a supreme master of Gaelic rich ...

... and essayists. 7 The novel--from beginnings to Scott. 8 The novelfrom Scott to the present. 9 Modern Scots literature—Prose, poetry, drama. 10 Synthetic Scota—the Renaissance. This seems to be a most comprehensive and Interesting programme and thoroughly ...

... children. During the war she worked in the Cabinet secretariat. But now she has forsaken Whitehall for her study. She writes poetry as well as archeological books. Her cousin was poet Gerard Mauley Hopkins. . Her father, Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins, was ...

... in the opening lines of his play, In no other way could I capture the comedy of ■ the following peculiar incident except by poetry.” Old Church Concert.— Jimmy Shand and his broadcasting band, with supporting artistes, all from Dundee, sustained the programme ...

... impression he had made. The worst preachers seem to go on longest. The hvmns are often long and dreary, lacking sense, and bad poetry. Short sermons would lead to bigger congregations and larger collections, which in consequence would obviate the need of church ...

... years at Milnathort School. houses. It was a delightfully mild night, l eave i n A pr il . The dominie saw lantern slides made poetry in the pictures which it paints. although still damp underfoot. from pictures and recognised their His deep-rooted love of ...

... to face each coming day In faith our deepest joys are yet to be From Catherine Campbell 12 George Street Stirling SELECTED POETRY NEDDY’S TREAT I think poor Neddy must be tired He trots about all day And gives us rides upon the sands He has no time to ...

... INTIMATIONS Intimation of Births Marriages Deaths In tam Acknowledgments or less are charged at 4- and rale of 2d for each work Poetry 1- line 5 words or line payment Notices may be to any in the City County or PA Office Tay St Perth BIRTHS BELL— PRI 1st January ...

... TWOPENCaE INTIMATIONS of Birth Marriages Deaths Notices Acknowledgment words or are at 4- rate of 2d for each additional work Poetry charged at 1- line words to line send payment with Notices may to any the City or County or PA Office Tay St BIRTHS CHAPMAN— ...