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ᕣ Sir PETER (...) and we shall now be the happiest couple - Lady TEAZLE And never differ again? Sir PETER No, never - though at the same time, indeed, my dear Lady Teazle, you must watch your temper very seriously; for in all our little quarrels, my dear, if you recollect, my love, you always began first. Lady TEAZLE I beg your pardon, my dear Sir Peter; indeed, you always gave the provocation. Sir PETER Now, see, my angel! Take care - contradicting isn’t the best way to keep friends. Lady TEAZLE

back to the way things used to be. For some people, the very idea of reading a book has come to seem old-fashioned, maybe even a little silly—like sewing your own shirts or butchering your own meat. “I don’t read books,” says Joe O’Shea, a former president of the student body at Florida State University and a 2008 recipient of a Rhodes Scholarship. “I go to Google, and I can absorb relevant information quickly.” O’Shea, a philosophy major, doesn’t see any reason to plow through chapters of text

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the caste to which he has so tenaciously clung. Some of the scenes are vividly realized, but the ending seems more than a little arbitrary. 16 Modern South Asian Literature in English The Home and the World deals with another subject also dear to Tagore’s heart: the movement for Indian independence. He was a fierce opponent of colonialism; but because he also fiercely opposed nationalism, he was out of sympathy with much that went on in the name of breaking free from foreign domination.