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Canadian Theatre Review, 1994
Al Stage curtains part to reveal a Guinea-pig sitting - or standing - in front of a white background as the Boswell Sisters sing “Crazy People” and the opening credits roll.
Louis Del Grande, Neil Ross
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Al Stage curtains part to reveal a Guinea-pig sitting - or standing - in front of a white background as the Boswell Sisters sing “Crazy People” and the opening credits roll.
Louis Del Grande, Neil Ross
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Journal of Mental Science, 1918
Many years ago Mr. H. G. Wells entered the “den of lions” and addressed the “Mind Association,” which embraces the most distinguished experts in metaphysics, on “Philosophy.” He was well received, however, and doubtless the expert mind was refreshed by the pres entation of the philosophy of the “plain man,” as expounded by the talented writer.
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Many years ago Mr. H. G. Wells entered the “den of lions” and addressed the “Mind Association,” which embraces the most distinguished experts in metaphysics, on “Philosophy.” He was well received, however, and doubtless the expert mind was refreshed by the pres entation of the philosophy of the “plain man,” as expounded by the talented writer.
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2020
John Clare’s madness later in life is reflected in his poetry. In particular, his nature poems burst with overwhelming and disorganized sense-impressions that do not seem conventionally “romantic.” To get a more precise sense of what makes Clare’s later nature poems so disconcerting, it is useful to examine “Remembrances” as a nature poem that predates
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John Clare’s madness later in life is reflected in his poetry. In particular, his nature poems burst with overwhelming and disorganized sense-impressions that do not seem conventionally “romantic.” To get a more precise sense of what makes Clare’s later nature poems so disconcerting, it is useful to examine “Remembrances” as a nature poem that predates
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