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
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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