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Ms. MacCarthy paints a lively portrait of Burne-Jones's circle, including the dark sides: John Ruskin with his preference for prepubescent girls, the poet Algernon Swinburne's enthusiasm for self-flagellation and de Sade.
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Ms. Swinburne's influence over Mifid II reaches far and wide.
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He turned to the title-page ... yes, he had written other books; well, he would go to the free library the first thing in the morning and try to get hold of some of Swinburne's stuff.
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A few years before this, Swinburne's friend, the redoubtable equestrienne Adah Mencken, had complained to
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But essentially the poem is about Swinburne's sexuality.
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UPDATE: Dylan Jones-Evans seems to share Kay Swinburne's view.
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The way Ives tells it, complete with gestures, he leaned across his cluttered desk, knocking a volume of Swinburne's poetry to the floor, and said softly, "I have the perfect summer position for you."
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Swinburne's per-share earnings estimates call for $1.74 this year and $1.90 next year.
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Swinburne's choice of such forms is all of a piece with his love of repeating grammatical constructions, those mirrors and antitheses that create a swirling or to-and-fro motion.
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Swinburne's choice of such forms is all of a piece with his love of repeating grammatical constructions, those mirrors and antitheses that create a swirling or to-and-fro motion.
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