Titlebook: Elizabeth Bowen and the Dissolution of the Novel; Still Lives Andrew Bennett,Nicholas Royle Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Dream Wood,ith no view’ (21). He dies. Not long afterwards, Irene also dies, in Switzerland. This leaves Portia, together with a letter from Mr Quayne, which is posthumously forwarded to his son Thomas and wife Anna (who live childless in Windsor Terrace, Regent’s Park), requesting that they give the girl a year of ‘. family life’(15).

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Shivered,eing ‘motionless’ any more than it settles into ‘yet’, ‘even so’, ‘nevertheless’. ‘Still’ is never still; it keeps going. What does it mean to say that ‘still’ is not still, that ‘still’ keeps going, that sense keeps going?

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The Twilight Zone of the Solar System,That when there is thought there has to be something ‘that thinks’ is simply a formulation of our grammatical custom that adds a doer to every deed.

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Purchasing, Storing and Issuing Goods,What makes the ‘miracle’ of reading … even more singular is that here the stone and the tomb not only contain a cadaverous emptiness that must be animated, but they also constitute the presence — hidden though it is — of what must appear..

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Abeyances,That when there is thought there has to be something ‘that thinks’ is simply a formulation of our grammatical custom that adds a doer to every deed.