Francis Clines
Francis Clines
rice simple
Rosie's is as simple as a hubcap and as unpretentious as its own rice pudding.
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It is "lifestyle" journalism the way Chaucer first invented it, and the Times, onto a good thing, is uninhibitedly publishing articles on the passing of a cuckolded poet, a rock promoter strangely addicted to collecting orangutans and an Italian writer striving "to avoid becoming a bore.
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A mass of Victorian wiles and granite that resembles a battleship in the rain and a wedding cake in the sun.
glory gnawing historical hunger past somewhere
Britain's gnawing hunger for retrospection is of Proustian proportions; historical confections of past glory are always being sugared up and nibbled at somewhere in the land.
call grand others
The grand institution, at once hoary and ethereal, that some call Auntie and others call the Beeb, and that most, it seems, must call controversial.