Hero_ The Life And Legend Of Lawrence Of Arabia Part 23

562 "road tubthumping round": "road tubthumping round": Holroyd, Holroyd, Bernard Shaw Bernard Shaw, Vol. III, 85.

562 "she began ecstatically reading": "she began ecstatically reading": Ibid. Ibid.

564 "This letter has got to be": "This letter has got to be": Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 690.

564 "Your offer is a generous and kind one": "Your offer is a generous and kind one": Ibid., 691. Ibid., 691.

567 "a brace of thoroughgoing modern ruffians": "a brace of thoroughgoing modern ruffians": Ibid., 695. Ibid., 695.

567 "Nelson, slightly cracked": "Nelson, slightly cracked": Ibid. Ibid.

567 "You are evidently a very dangerous man": "You are evidently a very dangerous man": Holroyd, Holroyd, Bernard Shaw Bernard Shaw, Vol. III, 85.

568 a "virtuoso" essay: a "virtuoso" essay: Ibid. Ibid.

569 "unreasonably": "unreasonably": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 74.

569 "previous service": "previous service": Ibid. Ibid.

569 " 'I am convinced that some quality'": " 'I am convinced that some quality'": Findlay, "The Amazing AC 2." Findlay, "The Amazing AC 2."

570 "an accomplished poseur": "an accomplished poseur": Holroyd, Holroyd, Bernard Shaw Bernard Shaw, Vol. III, 88.

570 "'There is no end to your Protean tricks'": "'There is no end to your Protean tricks'": Ibid., 86. Ibid., 86.

572 "The cat being now let out of the bag": "The cat being now let out of the bag": Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 697.

573 "How is it conceivable, imaginable": "How is it conceivable, imaginable": Ibid., 699-700. Ibid., 699-700.

573 "get used to the limelight": "get used to the limelight": Ibid., 700. Ibid., 700.

574 "that his position in the RAF": "that his position in the RAF": Ibid., 701. Ibid., 701.

575 "the position, which had been extremely": "the position, which had been extremely": Ibid., 706. Ibid., 706.

575 "well-known for its large pond and bird life": "well-known for its large pond and bird life": Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks, 76. Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks, 76.

575 "played up at Farnborough": "played up at Farnborough": Ibid., 77. Ibid., 77.

576 "how his men were to distinguish": "how his men were to distinguish": Lawrence, SP, 574. Lawrence, SP, 574.

577 "sounded out": "sounded out": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 80.

577 "sees no very great difficulty about it": "sees no very great difficulty about it": Ibid. Ibid.

577 "A good idea!": "A good idea!": Ibid., 80-81. Ibid., 80-81.

578 "To Pte. Shaw from Public Shaw": "To Pte. Shaw from Public Shaw": Holroyd, Holroyd, Bernard Shaw Bernard Shaw, Vol. III, 88.

578 "and was posted to A Company": "and was posted to A Company": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 81.

579 "queerly homesick": "queerly homesick": Ibid., 86. Ibid., 86.

579 "prevailing animality of spirit": "prevailing animality of spirit": Ibid., 85. Ibid., 85.

580 "speak and act with complete a.s.surance": "speak and act with complete a.s.surance": Ibid., 82. Ibid., 82.

580 "It's a horrible life": "It's a horrible life": Ibid., 83. Ibid., 83.

580 "this cat-calling carnality seething": "this cat-calling carnality seething": Ibid., 84. Ibid., 84.

582 "inarticulate, excessively uncomfortable": "inarticulate, excessively uncomfortable": Shaw letter, July 19, 1924; or Knightley and Simpson, Shaw letter, July 19, 1924; or Knightley and Simpson, Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia, 190.

582 "Lawrence did nothing without a purpose": "Lawrence did nothing without a purpose": Knightley and Simpson, Knightley and Simpson, Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia, 168.

583 "His disloyalty reminded": "His disloyalty reminded": Jerusalem Post, 1961, quoted in Graves, Jerusalem Post, 1961, quoted in Graves, Lawrence and the Arabs Lawrence and the Arabs, 230.

586 "called him a b.a.s.t.a.r.d": "called him a b.a.s.t.a.r.d": Knightley and Simpson, Knightley and Simpson, Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia, 174.

586 "turned his back on G.o.d": "turned his back on G.o.d": Ibid. Ibid.

587 "an unsigned, typed letter": "an unsigned, typed letter": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 88-89.

588 "to report in writing": "to report in writing": Ibid., 89. Ibid., 89.

588 "Circa.s.sian riding whip": "Circa.s.sian riding whip": Lawrence, SP, 498. Lawrence, SP, 498.

589 "it was rather his pied-a-terre": "it was rather his pied-a-terre": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 93.

590 "Hardy is so pale": "Hardy is so pale": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters Letters, Garnett (ed.), 429-431.

590 "craving for real risk": "craving for real risk": Mack, Mack, Prince Prince, 343.

590 "swerved at 60 M.P.H.": "swerved at 60 M.P.H.": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters, Letters, Garnett (ed.), 419-420. Garnett (ed.), 419-420.

591 "Lawrence is not normal in many ways": "Lawrence is not normal in many ways": Lawrence, Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926, Vol. I, 45.

591 "d.a.m.n you, how long do you": "d.a.m.n you, how long do you": Arnold Lawrence (ed.), Arnold Lawrence (ed.), Letters to T.E. Lawrence Letters to T.E. Lawrence, 154.

591 "I can't cheer you up": "I can't cheer you up": Ibid., 64. Ibid., 64.

594 "A black core": "A black core": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters Letters, Brown (ed.), 233.

594 He persisted with it, however: He persisted with it, however: Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 719-720.

595 "he looked very much like Colonel Lawrence": "he looked very much like Colonel Lawrence": Arnold Lawrence (ed.), Arnold Lawrence (ed.), T. E. Lawrence by His Friends T. E. Lawrence by His Friends, 244.

595 "I have written another magnificent play": "I have written another magnificent play": Lawrence, Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926, Vol. I, 51.

596 "upon the throne of a nation-state": "upon the throne of a nation-state": Holroyd, Holroyd, Bernard Shaw Bernard Shaw, Vol. III, 86.

596 "With their missionary zeal": "With their missionary zeal": Ibid., 88. Ibid., 88.

596 "There isn't as much strength in Joan": "There isn't as much strength in Joan": Lawrence, Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926, Vol. I, 86.

597 "I'd like to very much": "I'd like to very much": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 97.

598 "all sorts of minor ailments": "all sorts of minor ailments": Ibid., 102. Ibid., 102.

598 "I'd rather the few copies": "I'd rather the few copies": Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 727.

599 "The business will be done": "The business will be done": Ibid., 731. Ibid., 731.

599 "Confound you": "Confound you": Lawrence, Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926, Vol. I, 103-105.

601 "I'm always afraid of being hurt": "I'm always afraid of being hurt": Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 739.

602 "I don't know by what right": "I don't know by what right": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters Letters, Garnett (ed.), 214.

602 "fits of extreme depression": "fits of extreme depression": Wilson, Wilson, Lawrence of Arabia Lawrence of Arabia, 754.

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605 "A Flight-Sergeant came along": "A Flight-Sergeant came along": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 109.

606 "dragged in to the Headquarters Adjutant": "dragged in to the Headquarters Adjutant": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters Letters, Garnett (ed.), 481.

608 "He was hero-worshipped": "He was hero-worshipped": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 117.

608 "to dive into the elastic water": "to dive into the elastic water": Ibid., 113. Ibid., 113.

610 "found Feisal lively": "found Feisal lively": Ibid., 116. Ibid., 116.

610 "So long as there is breath": "So long as there is breath": Lawrence, Lawrence, Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw, 1922-1926, Vol. I, 150.

611 "This bundle of proofs": "This bundle of proofs": Ibid., 137. Ibid., 137.

611 "Something extraordinary always happens": "Something extraordinary always happens": Ibid., 35. Ibid., 35.

612 The gift basket from Gunter's: The gift basket from Gunter's: Ibid., 150-6. Ibid., 150-6.

613 "No thanks: no money": "No thanks: no money": Lawrence, Lawrence, Home Letters Home Letters, 360.

615 "It is not the right blue": "It is not the right blue": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 127.

616 "with his right arm dangling": "with his right arm dangling": Ibid., 121. Ibid., 121.

617 "It is good of you": "It is good of you": Trenchard Papers, November 20, 1926, quoted ibid., 124. Trenchard Papers, November 20, 1926, quoted ibid., 124.

618 This was an infringement of the U.K. Copyright Act: This was an infringement of the U.K. Copyright Act: Ibid., 126. Ibid., 126.

618 "I have been surprised": "I have been surprised": Ibid., 132. Ibid., 132.

620 "the breath away by its sheer brutality": "the breath away by its sheer brutality": Ibid., 133. Ibid., 133.

620 "Hullo here's the Orderly": "Hullo here's the Orderly": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters, Letters, Garnett (ed.), 502-503. Garnett (ed.), 502-503.

620 "Wave upon wave": "Wave upon wave": Ibid., 502-503. Ibid., 502-503.

622 "I do wish, hourly": "I do wish, hourly": Ibid., 506. Ibid., 506.

623 Not only Bernard Shaw believed: Not only Bernard Shaw believed: Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 135.

624 At Cranwell, the telegraph boy: At Cranwell, the telegraph boy: Ibid., 128. Ibid., 128.

624 "When I opened your letter": "When I opened your letter": Ibid., 138. Ibid., 138.

625 "The fellow you need to influence": "The fellow you need to influence": Lawrence, Lawrence, Letters Letters, Garnett (ed.), 599.

626 "Gertrude was not a good judge": "Gertrude was not a good judge": Ibid., 543. Ibid., 543.

628 "was sentfor": "was sentfor": Hyde, Hyde, Solitary in the Ranks Solitary in the Ranks, 143.

629 "his head was everything": "his head was everything": Ibid., 149. Ibid., 149.

629 "suddenly and quietly": "suddenly and quietly": Ibid., 150. Ibid., 150.

630 "William Blake, Thomas Malory": "William Blake, Thomas Malory": Ibid., 152. Ibid., 152.

630 "which he kept in a small tin box": "which he kept in a small tin box": Ibid. Ibid.

630 "I think probably there will be": "I think probably there will be": Ibid. Ibid.

630 "instead of visiting Karachi": "instead of visiting Karachi": Ibid., 154. Ibid., 154.

631 "A conversation between": "A conversation between": Ibid., 163. Ibid., 163.

631 "We are only 26": "We are only 26": Ibid. Ibid.

633 "I think that the spectacle": "I think that the spectacle": Ibid., 169. Ibid., 169.

633 "Very bookish, this house-bred": "Very bookish, this house-bred": Lawrence, Lawrence, Odyssey of Homer Odyssey of Homer, end of "Note."