... that repeats the language o f the first speaker, taking for die second the power now forfeited by the first. I write at m uch greater length about this concept in my Introduction to an edition o f The Importance ofBeing Earnest, which I am currently preparing for Broadview Press. GOLDING S CONRAD INHERITANCE...

... been beaten from gold coins, gold leaf was often the m ost costly m aterial in a w ork along w ith precious stones like lapis lazuli.20The processes involved in the ir m anufacture were tim e consum ing and arduous.21 M ore im portantly, gilding is the artistic, m aterial m anifestation o f light...

...Peter O'Leary Copyright © 2006 Regents of the University of Colorado 2006 To E p i t h y m i t i k o n (t h e s o u l s d e s i r i n g p o w e r ) P e t e r O L ea r y Nodal pyrolatry, brume of gold, honey dusk. Lightning tesserated, psychic pollen, encombed augur. Roman foretim e...

... of the modern teaching experience. Building on Gerald Graff's 2008 MLA President's Column, David Gold trenchantly summarizes recent publications expressing negative attitudes toward student w ritin g .1 He points out that literature professors tend to ignore research in com position studies that demonstrates...

... for Shakespeare s age in the translation of Arthur Golding in 1567.2 Here the heptameter lines preserve the substance of Ovid, except for pluralizing the generic fisherman, shepherd, and plowman of the Latin into groups of onlookers. The central emotions remain the same: Spectators [b] eholding them [in flight...

... lay many treasures that must go with him far into the flood s treasury. Nor did they give him lesser gifts, people s gold, than those gave him who sent him forth at first alone over the ocean, a little child. Then again they placed a golden banner high over his head, let the ocean bear him, gave him...

... Language Notes 44.2 Fall / W inter 2006 66 E n g l i s h L a n g u a g e N o t e s 4 4 . 2 F a l l / W i n t e r 2 0 0 6 tio n o f the British colony o f Gold Coast and its re-form ation as Ghana, the firs t independent African state.This project, the inaugural te x t in W right's late last tu rn to w h...

... (in R obertson). Keat s invocation of the conquistador who took the Aztec capital and caused the fall o f its em pire, resonates significantly with the opening o f the sonnet: M uch have I traveled in the realm s of gold, / And many goodly states and kingdoms seen. In his ex­ ploring and conquests...

..., all of which will be discussed below. Together, these two sonnets compose one am ong several sets dealing with the them e of money or coining falsely, of alchem­ ical chicanery which pretends to make gold. In fact, these two son­ nets are the obverse and reverse of the same coin. Each side informs...

..., and requesting the return of a small gold cross engraved with the nam e Wilde, which he had presented her during their courting days.2 Whatever rift might have opened between Oscar and Florence, however, soon closed, and when in 1885 Oscar and his wife Constance took up residence in the midst of the glamorous...

... a rather subjective choice; only one of the citations, from the Paris Psalter, relates to a Latin word which could estab­ lish m eaning, and that Latin word is jucundus.10Bosworth s first definition, shining, b rig h t (perhaps best exem plified by the contrastive ober bid golde glcedra, ober bib grundum...

... Concubine such a C om panion, T hat he in their attire, did show, and sign, An exercise unfitting for a King: These, and a n um ber m ore his fancy fed, To compass which his shifts were manifold; A bull, a ram, a swan, a shour of Gold . . . ( T H , 75-93) There are obvious problems of form here...

..., some of the things once thought to be sources have been challenged Goran Stanivukovic, for instance, argues that Dream was in fact not in­ fluenced by Golding.2 What does remain undeniable is the in­ fluence of Thomas Mouffet s Of the Silkeworms, and their Flies', indeed Muir argued that Shakespeare...

... and gold cushions, on an ottom an near the parrot. H« * * She said all this, an d everything else, as coldly as a w oman o f snow; quite for­ getting the sisters except at odd times, and apparently addressing some abstraction of Society. For whose behoof, too, she occasionally arranged h e r dress...

...) of the straw family. Health/disease, transformation of earth and nature Brown, black Ọsanyìn Leaves Green and white Òṣùmàrè Vodun of the straw family. Snake. Rainbow Green, gold, white, and the rainbow colors Ṣàngó Fire, thunder, lightning, quarry, war, justice Red, brown, and white Ọ̀ṣun...

...David-Everett Blythe Copyright © 2002 Regents of the University of Colorado 2002 September 2002 57 20 Bergeron speculates that the restoration scene might have been in­ spired from a civic pageant entitled Chruso-thriambos: The Triumphes of Golde in which a figure called Time resurrects...

... resources from the earth by global corporations and nation-states to be sold in the world market without regard to their renewal. Suriname relies on extractivist industries, primarily gold mining and, increasingly, timber exports. 16 To counter these extractivist practices, which are harmful...

... erican pu r­ suits fo r gold and opportunity, reliable inform ation on land routes, and especially inform a­ tio n about railroads from the M issouri River to the Pacific Ocean, was generally w anting. In the cartography industry, access to census in fo rm atio n and geographic statistics, as well...

... and the anticipation of the immi­ nent gift-giving, Queen Wealhtheow begins her famous speech. Onfoh fissure fulle, freodrihten min, sinces brytta! Pu on saelum wes, goldwine gumena, ond to Geatum spraec mildum wordum, swa sceal man don! Receive this cup my noble lord, distributor of treasure! Be you in halljoys, gold...