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...f that smartness was his keeping, for the whole of his long depraved life, one jump ahead of the law.”<br>John Sutherland, ''Lives of the novelists : a hi *''One day'' (1929) ...

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...turns stumblingly amorous, with Walt calling the boy his little prince.<br>One of the strengths of the film is its refusal to load the story with contempo ...

...ity Press, 1983), pages 63-5.}}{{refnote|5|Horner, op. cit., pages 120-21. One of the more remarkable poetical flights is W. Wattles, “John”, ''Lanterns i ...about [[homosexualité|homosexuality]] has almost become a truism. At least one writer on homosexuality and scripture has even sought to construct argument ...

...dult man (or, sometimes, an older adolescent) and a younger boy, generally one from about twelve to sixteen or seventeen.''<br>—<br>L’amour grec est l’amo ...irection of either partner’s later sexual orientation; it has persisted in one form or another, publicly acknowledged or concealed, for thousands of years ...

:''Bandits, bandits'' → '''''[[Time bandits (Terry Gilliam)|Time bandits]]''''' ...</u>'''''. – [[Danemark]] : Coq International, ≈1970. – 3 épisodes (« Part one » ; « Part two » ; « Part three ») : coul., super-8 ; 13 + 13 + 13 min. – ( ...

...toire naturelle rien que par l'exemple de Henryk Lubomirski.<ref>In Lancut one can make a course of natural history only on the example of Henry Lubomirsk ...733-1816); mother-in-law of the traveller and historian Count Jan Potocki. One of her entourage records in his memoirs that " La ville était tout occupée ...