... work I adore, I ought to add like whom I wish I could write. Mr Miller's appreciation will be echoed by many of us; when he speaks of the author's long and loving descriptions of nature; when he mentions his full, robust humour, clean and healthy, and ...

... systematic murder of the Jews in their thousands and tens of thousands. He and Father Riccardo were urging that the Pope should speak out, that he should condemn Hitler and that the papal attitude should be made plain before the world. It is a matter of history ...

... absence of dialogue did not worry me as, despite a most pleasing encounter with the late monarch (I kid you not), I don't speak vord of Rumanian -but had I not been tipped off as to the nature of the film I would have been worried. I could never have ...

... savage exploitation. At tbf time, Leopold raised the emotional temperat of his contemporaries to such a degree that one could speak of him, lot alone writo about 1 with any sense of objectivity. Mr Aschorsonslio how the King sought, with the millions wresW ...

... Cubism a doctrine for others to follow. Of those landscapes of 1908 and 1909, that first provoked the critic Vaux- celles to speak of cubes and cubist bizarreries, Picasso has said, When we painted as we did, we had no intention of creating Cubism but only ...