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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Yeats at the High School,ence, he would suddenly slide into his seat—beside me as it happened for some time—and apply himself diligently to his work; I remember him chiefly in the mathematical class, and his quick reply ‘Oh, yes!’ to my incredulous enquiry whether he actually . geometry and algebra. His privileged standing

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Portrait of Yeats,t as he pleased, a yellow-skinned, lank, loose-coated figure, for he was several years older than any of us, and even had the beginnings of a beard. He was remarkable for the manner in which he attached himself to the most unlikely boys, even those who were avoided by the others, as if they presente

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Yeats in the Making,-looking and very talkative. He fitted in at once; Irish school-boys are far gentler and more hospitable to the newcomer than boys in England. Willie Yeats and I gravitated together. We had both recently come from English schools. We were about of an age. We both had a passion for experimental scien

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