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- Ib. Belloc
Chesterton—two brilliant Roman Catholics, one cradle-born and one convert, whose reputations, too, are The narrator qualifies Abbott’s views as “wildly unjust” and born of a “mania of suspicion.”
- "Beautiful Dreamer" (1960)
this "double vision phenomenon" had not completely engulfed Patrick Shatwell more than one time that morning The return of the dead in a ghost story is one of the most well-worn of these devices. Andrew Tsinajinnie (1916–2000), Charging Horses.
- 02: "The Bank and Shoal of Time" Again
it we are already beyond and previous to a shoal, and by using it you five are back before you were born
- "All the People" (1960/1961)
The Colonel wants to know if any individuals have arrived on the planet without being born.
- 07 East of Laughter and Belloc
Laughing Giant, the Riant Giant: The sponsors loom from far and fey, And brassy trumpets blow, A Giant’s born
- Ouden
This particular who-is-it seemed to kill and cut open a man every morning to read him as if reading a morning newspaper. Ouden appears as an invented concept born from human ideological residue in the machine and the devilish
- "Old Halloweens on the Guna Slopes" (1975, rev. 1984)
In each of the five historical modes in the Anatomy, romance is born anew; but in each mode it struggles
- "Nine Hundred Grandmothers" (1964/1966)
How dare he claim the inheritance without having been born into the tradition?
- "Nor Limestone Islands" (1971)
high-quality marble-limestone within an hour for the price of 300 dollars or 300 bushels of cracked corn
- "Six Leagues from Lop" (1980/1988)
He goes back to Earth the next morning, hiding his inexplicable wealth from his family. cross the boundary of the Elemental World into the celestial spheres: “I saw myself raised upward, borne
- "Inventions Bright and New" (1983/1986)
Relentless Circularity, there is no real difference between having already died and not having been born
- "Make Sure the Eyes are Big Enough" (1979/1982)
the gum, but he either decides not to tell them or forgets to mention that he substituted synthetic corn











