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aftermode

Could I use 'aftermode' as name of a literary epoch? something that comes after postmodernism (we are all tired of post-s). lidia
09:21 Sat 08th Dec 2007
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aftermode

What is the meaning of 'aftermode'? can it also be applied to a literary age? [email protected]
09:19 Sat 08th Dec 2007
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stanza by alan brownjohn

I have a stanza i can't make head or tail of: The suburban landscape Would modulate through Macmillan's constituency From inner to outer... MM's constituency is the area of his voters? and inner to...
15:16 Sat 28th Jul 20072 answers, last by VS Prasad 09:21 Thu 09th Aug 2007
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corner shop?

Is a 'corner shop' the same as a general store? Meaning a small universal shop in a village? I need it to be in a city, so maybe the meaning is different? Thanks, Lidia
09:12 Sat 28th Jul 20077 answers, last by VS Prasad 10:51 Thu 09th Aug 2007
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day on day

Is 'day on day' the same as 'day by day'? Thank you, lidia
15:41 Thu 26th Jul 20076 answers, last by lankeela 19:05 Fri 10th Aug 2007
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1rst or 1st?

Do you abbreviate 1rst or 1st? Thank you, Lidia
19:43 Tue 20th Mar 200711 answers, last by noknowledge 18:30 Fri 23rd Mar 2007
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empty telephone

Is an empty telephone a dead line or one at whose other end there is no one speaking any more? Ackroyd again. Lidia
09:23 Tue 06th Mar 20074 answers, last by lidiavianu 06:29 Sun 11th Mar 2007
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rose carmethian

Carmethian is a word I ignore and can find nowhere. It seems to determine the colour rose (or is it the verb?) I know a colour 'rosu carmin' in Romanian. My imagination does not go beyond that. does...
19:58 Mon 05th Mar 20072 answers, last by lidiavianu 07:55 Tue 06th Mar 2007
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fall in towels

the rain fell in towels is that to rain heavily? I could not find it anywhere... Lidia
20:12 Thu 01st Mar 20076 answers, last by lidiavianu 10:10 Fri 02nd Mar 2007
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stroke

I can't tell if it means time or illness in: on the third stroke it will be uncertain I see in time it comes with 'at' not 'on'. Is that significant? Lidia
17:11 Thu 01st Mar 20074 answers, last by lidiavianu 17:30 Sun 04th Mar 2007
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one more ackroyd line

I can't see the meaning of: ten forties minus three sixteens equals/ the answers you need I gather ten-forties are golden bonds (not that I can translate that...), but three sixteens is a lyric. I...
12:54 Thu 01st Mar 2007
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slow rhyme

What is 'an adventure in slow rhyme'? Lidia
08:32 Thu 01st Mar 20078 answers, last by jno 14:26 Thu 01st Mar 2007
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hoots and puffs

What does the following mean? characters created out of hoots and puffs Thank you. Lidia
16:38 Wed 28th Feb 20072 answers, last by lidiavianu 06:13 Thu 01st Mar 2007
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looking through the wrong end of the telescope

Does this mean I see smaller? A telescope maginfies, so this is what it should mean?
14:56 Wed 28th Feb 20072 answers, last by lidiavianu 11:30 Thu 01st Mar 2007
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ackroyd again

A line says: we do not grow wise/we are lying down without rhyme or reason Does 'lie down' here mean sleep or can it mean die, as well?
08:25 Wed 28th Feb 2007
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peter ackroyd, the diversions of purley (john horne tooke)

Is 'diversions' in this title synonymous to 'amusement'? The amusements one can find in purley? Why did Ackroyd repeat Tooke's title, I wonder? What significance can it have had for him?
18:31 Sun 25th Feb 2007
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dance on the round table

I am translating a poem by ruth fainilight, and one line says: I danced lik Esmeralda on the Round Table as desperately as if to save my life. I am not aware of any phrase conected to 'dance round' or...
17:15 Mon 01st Jan 20074 answers, last by lidiavianu 08:27 Tue 02nd Jan 2007
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whomsoever

another line goes: which sets me free from whomsoever's definition Does it mean 'from a definition at random" or 'from a definition anyone might offer'? I feel it means 'it sets me free from all...
20:59 Fri 22nd Dec 20061 answer, last by Quizmonster 08:04 Sat 23rd Dec 2006
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told me my place

This is another poem by ruth fainlight. she writes: who told me my place? I guess she means no one told her where exactle she belonged. I can't find this as a phrase anywhere. is it a known phrase?
20:44 Fri 22nd Dec 20061 answer, last by Quizmonster 08:09 Sat 23rd Dec 2006
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faint path

I must translate a poem by Ruth Fainlight, where I have come across the following: that faint narrow path which lured Deep into the misty forest... Is 'faint path' a particular kind of road? I keep...
19:35 Fri 22nd Dec 20061 answer, last by sir.prize 19:53 Fri 22nd Dec 2006

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