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“...Andrews MA (USA) teaches French and Francophone literature at Vassar College. He has published on modern French and Francophone fiction and poetry. His research is c urrently focused on the work of the Haitian Quebec ois author, Grard tienne. andrewsm@vassar.edu...”

“...perform this Breath, Eyes, Memory; The Who le Armour Annie John Myal and Jane and Louisa Will Soon Come Home Wake ceremonies in fiction allow for a dispassionate, objective analysis of how these rituals function as coping mechanisms and mediation processes th...”

“...inktpot kadopapier het kleurboek het kleurpotlood the rubberband English the envelope the airmail envelope the label a copy science fiction French History Greek a manual needlework the ink the India ink an inkwell gift wrapping-paper the colouring book the coloured...”

“...cannot help but be very relative. Nevertheless, something else is going on in the historic al novel than in a fairytale or a science fiction story. The genre of the historic al novel operates within hist o rical and geographical limits. W e would not accept for...”

“...learning for his time, who, after peregrinations and adven- tures that would of themselves prove that “ truth is stranger than fiction,” landed in Curacao during the early part of the eighteenth century, en route from his na- tive land to Jamaica, which latter...”

“...learning for his time, who, after peregrinations and adven- tures that would of themselves-.prove that “ truth is stranger than fiction,” landed in Curacao during the early part of the eighteenth century, en route from his na- tive land to Jamaica, which latter...”

“...as to quantity and quality, and fiction form, written from the point of view of the class struggle as seen and felt by the oppressed, which but for him might have re-...”

“...legal fiction, that even now, I think, it is by no means clearly understood (2). , Deze woorden zouden ook voor ons nieuwe Koninkrijk geschreven kunnen zijn. (1) Sidney Low, The Governance of England, biz. 16. (2) Seeley, Introduction to Political Science, biz...”

“...cannot help but be very relative. Nevertheless, something else is going on in the historic al novel than in a fairytale or a science fiction story. The genre of the historic al novel operates within hist o rical and geographical limits. W e would not accept for...”

“...of skilled arguably span the divide between na rrative fiction and historical non fiction, yet their relevance to this corpus of codeswitching in written media is indicative of wider trends in non fiction and therefore deemed valuable for the purposes of this...”

“...seems to encourage con nection between her writing, both in fiction and non fiction, to her own life. When reading her work, it is clear that her biography so closely matches those of her fictional characters found in Annie John and Lucy that it is natural...”

“...explained in his example that Germans tend to strongly oppose English loanwords, and thus groups of German judges were given fictional postcards. One set of pos tcards used English loanwords, and the other set of postcards used the German equivalents of those...”

“...*ect, of which some modern remains may be found in the writing of 3erioua dialect verse and the occasional use of dialect In fiction ^ such a way as to Increase rather than to d etract from the dlg- ^ity of the characters Into whose mouths it Is put. Regionallst...”

“...jumps outright into the standard ^fect. xn the South it is different. Harris Dickson, a Missis- sippi Wt writer of Negro dialect fiction, "holds by no rules of dia- writing and believes that rarely do two Negroes speak alike. i j|. ............ depends upon their...”

“...the Canal To-day. By Charles H. Forbes- Lindsay. Boston, 1926. " Panama Past and Present. By A. Hyatt Verrill. New York, 1921. Fiction " Tom Cringles Log. By Michael Scott. " The Cruise of the Midge. By Michael Scott. " Mr. Midshipman Easy. By Captain Marryat...”

“...the Canal To-day. By Charles H. Forbes- Lindsay. Boston, 1926. " Panama Past and Present. By A. Hyatt Verrill. New York, 1921. Fiction " Tom Cringles Log. By Michael Scott. " The Cruise of the Midge. By Michael Scott. " Mr. Midshipman Easy. By Captain Marryat...”

“...Heilprin. London, 1902. Panama “ The Panama Canal and its Makers.” By Vaughan Cornish, D.Sc. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1909. Fiction “ Tom Cringle’s Log.” By Michael Scott. “ The Cruise of the * Midge.’ ” By Michael Scott. “ Peter Simple.” By Captain Marryat...”

“...departments. Finally, there is a good deal of documentary literature avai 1- able, supplementing the books (mostly history and fiction) noted in Chapter I. Prominent among these are: Reports of the Development and Welfare Organisation, published in London - and...”

“...New York : Macmillan and Co., 1911. Panama and What it Means." By John Foster Fraser. London : Cassell and Co., Ltd., 1913. Fiction ,, ïom Cringle’s Log." By Michael Scott. The Cruise of the Midge." By Michael Scott. 1 Out of print, but can be seen at various...”

“...York : Macmillan and Co., 1911. I " Panama and What it Means.” By John Foster Fraser. London : Cassell and Co., Ltd., 1913. Fiction " Tom Cringle’s Log.” By Michael Scott. I " The Cruise of the Midge." By Michael Scott. I " Peter Simple." By Captain Marryat...”