Titlebook: J. M. Synge; Interviews and Recol E. H. Mikhail Book 1977 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 Britain.colle

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A Memory of Synge,he personal touch, so I wrote down these few memories.’. Where we have so little with that ‘touch,’ I am grateful as an old friend of Synge’s, and I have asked the . to put the essay into print that it may remain for some future biographer. John Synge was a very great man, and in time to come every

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Synge and MacKenna,th the interests and the gifts of a scholar and the temperament of a mediaeval knight errant; Lynch was presently to fight for the freedom of the Boers, as MacKenna for the freedom of the Greeks; they were to die within a few days of each other, both of them voluntary exiles from the country they lo

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In the Temple of Fame,onalist, a member of the little Society who sometimes met at Maud Gonne’s. This was J. M. Synge, the dramatist. At that time he was little known anywhere, even in Paris. He did not speak French well, and his English, though not that of an Englishman, had no distinctive Irish accent, and he was not t

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,An ‘Un-Irish’ Play, personal contact with many of the most eminent figures in the London theatre world. We had, it seemed, arrived. Who was to blame us if we thought it was but a mere step to even greater triumphs? But any hopes we had were soon dashed. Our next appearance in Dublin could not compare in any way with t