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The Liffey to the Red Rivern Joyce’s normally meeting with everybody as equals — “writers, children, waiters, princesses,” and people finding him readily approachable. The exception was Fitzgerald, however, who was so overcome with awe that he could not at first approach Joyce at all. To remedy the problem, Adrienne Monnier,

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John Ford, the Irish, and His Cavalry Trilogyntier-savvy Captain Kirby Yorke (John Wayne), on the contrary, sees all the signs of an Indian strategic ploy — the far-off dust clouds are created by squaws and children dragging mats, he knows, and the warriors are no doubt secluded in the rocks to the troop’s immediate front. To the inexperienced

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Migration and Memory and moments prior to departure…We have the impression of constant restlessness…” (“Absence” 123). The earliest Irish literature had to do with journey, pilgrimage, seafaring, the mythology of voyage, and as recently as the 1980s the Pogues’ song “Thousands are Sailing” was an anthem to young Irish

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“He’s Irish, and He Broods Easy” of John McNulty’s Third Avenue . sketches, an example of the kind of intriguingly askew pub talk of which McNulty was a delighted, avid recorder (4).. The quotation in the title of the present chapter — ”He’s Irish and he broods easy” — is another example of his drawing from overheard conversations

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Jack Morganerconducting devices can be designed. The first arises from the absence of electrical resistivity in the superconducting state; the second arises partly because the absence of power dissipation removes the need for internal cooling, and partly from the very high current densities which can be achiev