SUNS AND STRAWS DOROTHY DONNELLY Though the fall of an apple is not, like the fall of a star, a spectacular act, one apple rose, as it fell, to comet-fame when Newton, noting it, saw in the...
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critic complain because this or that film isn't as good as the book on which it is based. But the more distinctive a novel is, the harder it is to adapt to the screen. The episodes of a good...
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September 7, 1945 THE COMMONWEAL 503 Pulling the Lion's Teeth DOROTHY DONNELLY . . . Who clipped the lion's wings And flea'd his rump and pared his claws? M OSES conceived as the gawky, virile,...
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The City Dorothy Donnelly THE THRUSH'S song spills over the fragrant fields, announcing the return of the green magic of the spring. In the city, too, whose air likewise bears the bouquet of...
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