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 | In his writing later on in his life. He deals with modern society, it's vices, ideals and perils; yet in many essential he is an 'manifest' disciple of Calderon. | |
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| His eyes were twinkling with 'mirth' and his lips were twisted into a sardonic simple. | |
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| Do you enjoy 'nostalgia' for a certain era of radio? | |
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| There upon the power of church and state enforced by positive enactments the passive resistance of old Institution to the 'novel' theories. | |
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| The war can become 'obsolete,' as foreign to us as slavery and public hangings. | |
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| 'Ominous' black clouds belched flames and roared. | |
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