"Sex, scandal and bad behaviour in literary and aristocratic 1950s' London - a moving account of this extraordinary woman - a Guinness, married to Lucian Freud and Robert Lowell, whose life was surrounded by some of the great literary and society figures of the twentieth century."
William T . Going gives a brief summary of Sara Haardt ' s work and personality in “ Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald and Sara Haardt Mencken , ” in Essays on Alabama Literature ( University , Alabama : The University of Alabama Press , 1975 ) ...
... 189 , 191 , 219 Ross , Mrs. , 150 , 153 Rough , William , 140 , 146 , 149 , 217 , 227 , 232 , 235 Rowlandson , Edward , 43 , 53 Royal Engineers ' Establishment , 122 , 179 Rydal Hall , 73 , 129 Rydal Mount , 65 , 129 Olive , Mr. and ...
The collection is regarded as one of the finest and most comprehensive literary archives of the nineteenth century" -- Provided by publisher's website.
The collection is regarded as one of the finest and most comprehensive literary archives of the nineteenth century" -- Provided by publisher's website.
Uncle Lewis and I arrived late , because he had discovered at the last minute that his evening clothes had grown too small . My brother Orman had been sent scurrying over town to borrow a suit from some married friend who was not going ...
G. Moore , Hail and Farewell , II , 115-16 . 17. The Irish Times , 15 October 1910 , 12 . 18. Florence Dugdale to Emma Hardy , 11 December 1910 . 19. Author , later Mrs. G. T. Huntington . 20. Florence Hardy to Rebekah Owen ...
Thomas Carlyle Clyde de L. Ryals, Kenneth J. Fielding. driven out of order by it . Here in this house , it has quite cut up the servant Anne for one ; who goes about piteously coughing , and has quite lost her very voice for some days ...
Proudly standing by her husband as he interrupts their life to write a best-selling novel, graduate student Toby Dodge is disenchanted when she is cast aside after years of faithful support. Reprint. PW. LJ.
Gene K. Rinkel and Margaret E. Rinkel's The Picshuas of H. G. Wells interprets these highly original cartoons through an analysis of their peculiar content and style based on Wells's life and writings.
Offers a window into the lives of two of the Victorian world's most accomplished, perceptive, and unusual inhabitants