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... Judy Parfitt and Ann Davies 1110— NEWS EXTRA Presented by Peter Dorlmg ollowed by Weather 129 CLOSEDOWN When Have ears by John Keats read by Leslie Sands 1130— CLOSE Black and White only) 230— DOUBLE DIAMOND SNOOKER TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 425— AROUND THE WORLD ...
... words: “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned/ Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned? a) William Shakespeare b) John Keats c) William Congreve 10) Who wrote the famous poem which starts with the line ‘Stop all the clocks.. ' and featured in smash ...
... Throush Midnight. in Venice. 10.30: Progress of a Poet|and his car struck it. No braking 1.0 am.: It's One OClock. 2.0: —(John Keats). 11.0: News. ILls:|lights came on the car in front. News: weather. 2.2: Close. Market Trends. 11.20: Close. Mr. Stead admitted ...
... words: “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned/ Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned? a) William Shakespeare b) John Keats c) William Congreve 3) When did Procol Harum first release “A VWhiter Shade of Pale™? a) 1973 b) 1970 c) 1967 T skiak ) ...
... front the recent season at The Savoy Theatre BBC Orchestra (Section C) conducted by Constant Lambert 1055— To Skep” by John Keats read by abia Drake 110-120— Roy ox and his Band relayed front The Kit-Cat Restaurant Shipping orecast at 110 Time Signal ...
... Contempla tion from W H Davies Ludwig Lewisohn William Blake Matthew Arnold William Wordsworth Arthur Symons Jhn Milton John Keats Andrew Malwell Alice Meynell Rupert Brooke James Stephens The Psalms and Walter de la Mare spoken by Ion Swinley (from the ...
... Bulletin: Time Signal at 100 100— Talk: ‘Query Marks in the Near and Middle East’ by Mr A S Merton 1020-)de on a Grecian by John Keats read by abia Drake 1025 ra inophone Records 1030- 120— Harry Roy and his Band relayed front The May air Hotel Shipping oreca-t ...
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... contents we never know anything about And we only now and then take the trouble to look into them and see what is there John Keats consumptive and always in ill-health gained a vast amount of treasure from his study of classical literature which was just ...
... 'Tit very sweet to look into the fair And open face of Ueavcn—to breathe a prayer ull in the smile of the blue firmament John Keats STILL HOPEUL Well Johnny I don't see how you will get off to see any football matches this season as your grandfather died ...
... Thackeray Put off Despondei ce ! miserable bane They should not know thee who athirst to gain 4 noble end are thirsty every hour John Keats If humanity could speak in one voice a great and terrible indictment would be made against Science The beneficence and few ...
... uudaunted pugnacity were DAILY RECORD AND MAIL MONDAY OCTOBER 20 1924 are not axioms till they hare been prored our pulses— John Keats Stacie it is field of battle which all who in their hearts lore justice beauty and t their part— Giuseppe MazzinL UNDERLYING ...