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

發(fā)炎

With Synge in Connemara,best companion for a roadway any one could have, always ready and always the same; a bold walker, up hill and down dale, in the hot sun and the pelting rain. I remember a deluge on the Erris Peninsula, where we lay among the sand hills and at his suggestion heaped sand upon ourselves to try and keep dry.

忍耐

Abbey Theatre Scene,t to his play, ‘The Playboy of the Western World.’ He there found that, with Mr. W. B.Yeats, he had gone to lunch in the Metropole Hotel; and here he had a conversation with the two. gentlemen on the extraordinary situation that has arisen.

Ischemia

Mr. Synge Beaming,n any night since the production of the play, which has been received with such a storm of disapproval. The fact that there was little disorder enabled those present to form a more correct impression of the character of the play than could hitherto be gained.

建筑師

cleaver

An Excitable Man,One evening we had an argument about the merits of Synge. Joyce knew him when he was living in the Rue d’Assas but found him very difficult to get on with.

Stable-Angina

小母馬

高爾夫

行乞

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