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- Mon, 07:33: Thomas Hardy: Searching for Ballast in a Crazy World! http://t.co/VODvJ59pj8
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Thomas Hardy: Searching for Ballast in a Crazy World!
Thomas Hardy: Searching for Ballast in a Crazy World!
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April 13, 2015
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My tweets
- Fri, 03:29: Literature and Life at Mission Australia Surry Hills- Week 3 http://t.co/e8UvT5l4eT
- Fri, 03:30: The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil? http://t.co/3rtxcTGFKb
- Fri, 03:31: The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil? http://t.co/KnrVWjXiuk
- Fri, 03:31: Henry Lawson’s “Sweeney” and Robert Frost’s “The ( Read more... )
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Henry Lawson’s “Sweeney” and Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” at Mission Australia
Henry Lawson’s “Sweeney” and Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” at Mission Australia
by michaelgriffith1 •
April 2, 2015
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What a fantastic session we had this week with Henry Lawson and Robert Frost. Both these poets display such a deep insight into the human condition but do it in such dramatically different ways.
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The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil?
The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil?
by michaelgriffith1 •
March 30, 2015
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In 1853 (the year that Dickens published Hard Times and Matthew Arnold published “The Scholar Gypsy” the Boston Watch Company was formed. This was the first company to begin developing that device that keeps us all chained to linear ( Read more... ) -
The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil?
The Invention of the Wrist Watch: The Work of the Devil?
by michaelgriffith1 •
March 30, 2015
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In 1853 (the year that Dickens published Hard Times and Matthew Arnold published “The Scholar Gypsy” the Boston Watch Company was formed. This was the first company to begin developing that device that keeps us all chained to linear clock ( Read more... ) -
My tweets
- Thu, 01:45: Literature and Life at Mission Australia Surry Hills- Week 3 http://t.co/wq6IJsBBxZ
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My tweets
- Fri, 05:59: Shakespeare the Renaissance Week 1 2015: Elizabeth 1st and the theme of Love/Lurve in Shakespeare http://t.co/aXMSITflCI
