Titlebook: Gilles Deleuze: Travels in Literature; Mary Bryden Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 Beckett.D

圓木可阻礙

,Kapazit?tsplanung mit der Netzplantechnik,thme saccadé du pas des chameaux’. [That is Lawrence’s particular aptitude, the gift of breathing passionate life into desert entities, alongside people and things, to the jerky rhythm of camel footsteps]. Riding camels is an irregular, lurching experience. Lawrence himself compares it to the effect

粗糙

coagulate

Ionenwirkungen und Antagonismus der Ionen,promote in . a curiously static appreciation of what he calls the ‘journey of love’. Camps are best pitched, and rabbits best cooked, he declares, in company with a spouse ‘who has at last learned to hold her tongue’. With all the ‘craving and raving’ over, what remains is ‘the stillness of accompli

莊嚴(yán)

爭吵

平躺

jealousy

Travelling by Camel: T. E. Lawrence and the Portability of Shame,thme saccadé du pas des chameaux’. [That is Lawrence’s particular aptitude, the gift of breathing passionate life into desert entities, alongside people and things, to the jerky rhythm of camel footsteps]. Riding camels is an irregular, lurching experience. Lawrence himself compares it to the effect

漫不經(jīng)心

Travel by Sea: Herman Melville,not for its inordinate length, its frequent inartistic heaping up of details, and its obvious imitation of Carlylean tricks of style and construction, this narrative of tremendous power and wide knowledge might be perhaps pronounced the greatest sea story in literature’.. D. H. Lawrence, writing som

Limerick

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