Titlebook: W. B. Yeats; Interviews and Recol E. H. Mikhail Textbook 1977Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 British drama.dramatist.Engla

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W. B. Yeats: Early Recollections,k table was lavishly spread, and the guests were numerous and strangely varied, foreigners like Prince Kropotkin,. most urbane of revolutionaries, and opposite him a noticeably alert figure, ginger-bearded, Jaeger-clad-Bernard Shaw to wit (whose acquaintance I had just made in the lecture hut).

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Vacillation, speaking there is always a third, and in every council there is one for whom no chair is set.’ This ever-present spirit he regarded as a real personality, which would go on living long after the council was dissolved, and to a similar spirit he traced the tendency of many people to write or discover the same things at the same time.

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First Meetings with W. B. Yeats,e. I hoped against hope that I should feel my volition slipping away from me—my cheap little independence fading into a drowsy enchantment where visions would come thronging presently … Nothing of the sort happened …

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,Yeats and the Rhymers’ Club,th a table between. After supper at which we drank old ale and other time-honored liquors, we adjourned to a smoking-room at the top of the house, which we came to look upon as our sanctum. There long clays or churchwarden pipes were smoked, and the Rhymers were expected to bring rhymes in their pockets, to be read aloud to the club for criticism.

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Sonnets and Revolutions,haw, was a man of great courage, who championed losing causes and men who were unfairly assailed. Moreover, he maintained the dignity of literature, and even in the midst of his lady admirers he was a really fine talker.

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Sonnets and Revolutions,haw, was a man of great courage, who championed losing causes and men who were unfairly assailed. Moreover, he maintained the dignity of literature, and even in the midst of his lady admirers he was a really fine talker.