As poet John Keats once wrote about a legendary pub in London's Cheapside: "Souls of Poets dead and gone, what Elysium have ye known, happy field or mossy cavern,
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Never were
choicer delicacies prepared to tempt the palate of an invalid than those which found their way to Claire's room.
"Young professionals, seeing themselves as free agents, stay only until a
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The drive should also get the support of Alan Cumming, one of our
choicer exports, who on his return to the old country to play Macbeth was not impressed with the national diet.
Enduring links: Parents' expectations and their voting adult children's gender-typed occupational
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They obviously haven't heard some of Fascinating Aida's
choicer numbers, including The Herpes Tango and Workmates From Hell.
He is now starting to repeat words that appeal to him, and I recognise that it would be wildly inappropriate if he began addressing the staff of his day nursery with some of the
choicer expressions I use about those who speed along the narrow country roads of Northumberland with scant regard to what might be approaching them around the corner.
The Cornhill Booklet, as its co-founder and first editor, Edwin Osgood Grover wrote, would not be "as original as the 'Chap-Book,' nor so wise as 'The Bibelot,' nor so protestant as 'The Philistine.'" Its two founders promised, "'The Cornhill booklet' should be dedicated to gayety, to disseminating the
choicer and little known material likely to be of interest to book lovers and friends of literature." (1d)
And could there be a
choicer foil for the flat affect of Steven Baldi's painterly reproduction of a 1932 Museum of Modern Art catalogue and Liz Deschenes exhibition announcement than a neighboring, salacious, early-'70s Dorothy Iannone?