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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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- Axel Leijonhufvud
- E.E.Evans-Pritchard
- Edmund Leach
- Francois Couperin
- Joan Robinson
- John Maynard Keynes
- Louis de Soissons
- Mario Draghi
- Noam Chomsky
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- Wassily Kandinski
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May
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- Goodbye to All That
- Leaving Home
- Deportment
- Abolish the House of Lords
- Changing Labour
- Who Are These People?
- Welcome to the Sunlit Uplands
- Pandora and the British Constitution
- Was Any of It Worth It?
- The Man in Silken Stockings
- Floreat Etona....
- Delaying the Opening of Parliament is the Next Ste...
- The United Kingdom Forced to Prop up the Euro
- Five More Years
- A Progressive, Democratic Alliance of the Centre R...
- Sending for Mr Cameron
- Herding Cats and Voters
- Brown Was Supposed to Go After Lisbon Was Secured
- A Way of Life That Labour Has Lost
- Heckler
- Local Candidates Deserve Some Consideration
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Fallen Angels
- David Cameron (for risking the disorderly dissolution of the Euro)
- Giorgio Napolitano (for stance on Budapest 1956: Prague 1968: Italy 2013)
- Mervyn King (for bailing-out Northern Rock)
- Nicholas Kaldor (for inventing VAT)
16 comments:
Kandinsky, study for Blue Rider (or something like that).
Where are you off to, Angels? A Kandinsky tour?
You're not really going are you Hats?
You will come back won't you?
Scrobs: Do you think she might have eloped with "Letters from a Tory"? If it goes on like this we'll all have to revert to buying a paper!
You CAN take Hatfield out of the girl, and she's gone.
It took the sheer awfulness of the threat to revive her at all, but her remarks were only ever a kind of wringing of hands over the installation of a recognisably evil state.
We can all get on with what we are doing and who we are being now.
If something is lovely enough, interesting enough, funny enough to make me write it down, I will; but it won't be Hatfield Girl speaking any more.
Just notes and queries on a life.
Bless you HG, I hope the British Library has been copying your blog. Stupendous. Well done for getting rid of Nu Labour! :-)
Au revoir et merci mille fois.
Vote Labour! Bring back HG!
Come and see us and we will come and see you once we can afford to travel again!
Keep writing as you are always such a joy to read.
Best wishes.
This is a bit like the ending on 'Ashes to ashes'!
I had to ask Mrs S to check her sources for an answer - and she got it!
From 'The Archers' blog!
Ah well, I suppose we can still call you 'Girl' then...
Oh noes!
But - your life, your decision.
Very best, and please don't delete it for a while, there are many many things I would like to steal...
Arrivederci!
It was lovely watching and listening to the the Queen's speech. The best way to take a last look, and carry away an impression of things righting themselves.
Thank you all for reading and commenting on Angels in Marble, and for your kind words.
Snap. Pehaps, when you've seen the current lot show its true colours, you may be back. On the other hand, the best revenge is to live well. Best wishes.
Thank you and goodbye. You wrote with insight and elegance and I shall miss you.
Please don't abandon us!
never fear HG, we shall know where to find you
And let that day be lost to us on which we did not dance at least once!
And let that 'wisdom' be false to us that brought no laughter with it!
bye
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