10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAVORTINGS»
Discover the use of
cavortings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cavortings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Jasotron: 2012: A FoxTrot Collection
The twenty-seventh collection of "FoxTrot" comic strips continues to critique society's latest events and obsessions and documents the rivalry between Jason and Paige as well as Roger's efforts to monitor his hairline.
2
A Commonplace Killing: A Novel
“And you may rest assured that I know nothing of her cavortings since she came
back to Holloway.” “Cavortings...?” Mrs Jackson drew a deep breath, and
moistened her lips delicately. “It is not my custom and habit to speak ill of the
dead, ...
3
The first time I saw Jenny Hall: a novel
Singer Jenny Hall, commercial artist Steve Potts, and their band split their cavortings and loves between their countryside commune and caravan tours of roadside motels and mini-stadiums
"This Is Sex is an objective look at the most recent phenomenon in addiction: sex.
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The Library Association Record
What is wrong with "literary cavortings"? Why this pompous assumption that "
literary cavortings" are necessarily intended to impress outside readers? I think it
would be less pompous and more reasonable in Mr. Paton and his Guru to admit
...
6
The Shakespeare Inset: Word and Picture
The cavortings happened year after year until the young wife grew old, and died.
The Shepherd's picture may be a capture in memory of his wife on one such
particular occasion; but more likely it is a median image, an image drawn from
the ...
7
Hunter's Dance: A John McIntire Mystery
Well, come to that, the cavortings of his lumberjack neighbors were no more
remarkable than his own part in the festivities. If, a year ago, some seer had told
him that tonight he'd be leaning against this wall with a badge on his chest
keeping ...
8
It’s All a Kind of Magic: The Young Ken Kesey
Unfortunately, a good two-thirds of the reviewers felt differently, often vehemently.
Howard Taugman of the New York Times, for example, called it “a crazy quilt of
wisecracks, cavortings, violence and histrionic villainy.” The Village Voice ...
9
Moments of Truth: Four Creators of Modern Medicine
The cavortings of Leeuvenhoek' s animalcules under the microscope were
innocent fun. Pre-revolutionary medicine was a static art, though speculative
minds could indulge in fanciful new classifications and philosophical ruminations
about ...
10
A People Passing Rude: British Responses to Russian Culture
However, it is true that throughout 1822, the year in which Byron wrote the
Russian cantos, the cavortings of the Holy Alliance, inspired by the mysticism of
Madame Krüdener and Alexander I, was very much in European evidence, in its
plans ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAVORTINGS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cavortings is used in the context of the following news items.
The Dowager Marchioness of Reading: Society beauty who defied …
... of Charles Mappin's language, especially in respect of his cavortings with the likes of Chou Chou and others of his Polynesian concubines.". «The Independent, May 15»
98 years old and STILL proud to eat british...
WHATEVER you may think about the recent cavortings of our politicians, or Europe, or Princess Charlotte, or today's celebrations of the 70th ... «Express.co.uk, May 15»
Vaughan Williams's Symphony No 4 – which recording is best?
... the Scherzo has an invigorating spring in its step as well as a welcome dash of humour (I hear echoes of Satan's gleeful cavortings in Job). «Gramophone, Apr 15»
La Traviata, English National Opera, review: Elizabeth Zharoff is a …
... which Violetta is the only real person, with the chorus like a hyperactive crowd of George Grosz caricatures given to quasi-sexual cavortings. «The Independent, Feb 15»
David Goldblatt on Ranjith Kally's 'Memory Against Forgetting'
Most of the pictures come out of the take of daily news work, from the sardine run in Durban to the pre-Durban July cavortings of a seminude girl ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Jan 15»
The Killer in the Blue Dress
Galveston's gay community has hardly diminished since the cavortings of Shearn Moody Jr., and at any given time, three or four island venues feature ... «GQ Magazine, Dec 14»
From Elvis Presley to Russell Brand, via punk, rebellion makes the …
And, at the risk of being thought a spoilsport one could also argue that Russell Brand's cavortings in support of his new book Revolution risk ... «The Independent, Oct 14»
Life on the Moon (English Touring Opera)
The amateurish cavortings resemble village hall panto, although it's fair to point out that this works for some people and the first night audience ... «WhatsOnStage.com, Oct 14»
Film Review: 'Lucky Stiff'
The late relative even made all the necessary bookings and provided a detailed itinerary of their cavortings before kicking the bucket. «Variety, Oct 14»
Profile: François Hollande
All this is likely to neutralise whatever sneaking admiration Hollande could have expected from a country that takes the marital cavortings of its ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 14»
