A Bobcat/Hornet by any other name won't smell so sweet A little over 400 years ago, William Shakespeare wrote “Romeo and Juliet,” heavily borrowing from mid-16th century romance tragedy “The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet” by Arthur Brooke, which i
July 19, 2013 - Topsail Voice
Terry Gilliam in Liverpool Daily Post The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus is "a tragical, magical idea, which sees a group of extraordinary people travelling around London in a horse-drawn theatre, but nobody's paying attention to them," says former Monty Python star Gilliam.
Henry David Thoreau in Los Angeles Times Thoreau, who watched such an operation, wrote, "Joe [his Penobscot guide] now proceeded to skin the moose with a pocket knife, while I looked on, and a tragical business it was; to see that still warm and palpitating body pierced with a knife, to...
Mirek Topolanek in Czech Happenings He errs in political terms, and it [his error] is almost tragical in terms of economics. Nonetheless, I'll negotiate with him and I'll make an offer to him that he'll be unable to decline,Topolanek told the magazine.