This book incorporates an essay by Mahmoud Mahmoud Mohammed about the character of Lady Macbeth as formal exercise in English composition. In a chapter titled "The Best Use of Leisure Time," the author states that Egyptians spend their time in cafes,
This book incorporates an essay by Mahmoud Mahmoud Mohammed about the character of Lady Macbeth as formal exercise in English composition. In a chapter titled "The Best Use of Leisure Time," the author states that Egyptians spend their time in cafes, tracking women with their eyes. While finishing his first term at Oxford, the narrator describes attending "the usual college board to give an account of myself." Its original edition was significantly revised by its author in 1957, including the removal of most of the passages related to the poet Laura Riding, this book's "spiritual and intellectual midwife." The narrator describes being unable to fire his gun at the Battle of Loos, and also recounts meeting Siegfried Sassoon after joining the First Battalion during World War I. Written by the author of I, Claudius, for 10 points, name this autobiographical memoir by Robert Graves.
This book incorporates an essay by Mahmoud Mahmoud Mohammed about the character of Lady Macbeth as formal exercise in English composition.
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