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… he adorned himself with the townspeople’s best language. He commissioned a photo, which he turned into Christmas cards. … the photo finds the homepage. The Empathetic Dictator has died , the newspaper reports. The townspeople are sad . The …

… Pathway. By Henry Williamson. New York: IS.P. Dutton and Company. $2.50. The Burning Fountain. By Eleanor Carroll … become recognized for his accurate and sympathetic studies of animal life. In “The Pathway” this familiar world of … hope, his despair, his triumphs, his defeats; and it is also Mr. Williamson’s own paean of faith, his confession of …

… suffered domestic and sexual abuse. Nazra for Feminist Studies, an Egyptian women’s rights group, recorded at least … of Egyptians, with only two foreigners. Most of the players come from middle-class families, and all of them navigate … to put on one match a year). Friends and family members also helped out. The referees, meanwhile, are …

… flight or down in death. My breath is lost between the points of Saddle Rock; I’m squinting into wingbeat of …

… speech. The bombastic Pound, disappointed by the studied reserve of Eliot, who was less confident than his new … editor of Blast, had founded the Vorticist movement and was completing his first novel, Tarr. Eliot soon discovered that … lack of tact has done him great harm.” Tactlessness was also one of Lewis’ failings. Just after he met Lewis, in …