Christopher Okigbo compared his last testament to this type of "prayer to the scabbard" in "Elegy for Alto." A Par Lagerkvist play about a giant who decapitates dolls is titled for one "of heaven," and the disappearance of George Talboys is central to a Mary Elizabeth Braddon novel named for one of Lady Audley. Jaromir Hladik is given a one-year respite from a firing squad to complete his play The Enemies in a short story about this kind of "miracle." This adjective also appears in the title of a story about Leggatt, who becomes the double of an unnamed captain, and a novel about Mr. Verloc, who plots to blow up the Greenwich Observatory. FTP, identify this word whic
Christopher Okigbo compared his last testament to this type of "prayer to the scabbard" in "Elegy for Alto." A Par Lagerkvist play about a giant who decapitates dolls is titled for one "of heaven," and the disappearance of George Talboys is central to a Mary Elizabeth Braddon novel named for one of Lady Audley. Jaromir Hladik is given a one-year respite from a firing squad to complete his play The Enemies in a short story about this kind of "miracle." This adjective also appears in the title of a story about Leggatt, who becomes the double of an unnamed captain, and a novel about Mr. Verloc, who plots to blow up the Greenwich Observatory. FTP, identify this word which describes a "sharer" in a story by Joseph Conrad as well as a "garden" in a novel by Frances Burnett.
Christopher Okigbo compared his last testament to this type of "prayer to the scabbard" in "Elegy for Alto.
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