Crossword-Solution: JEFFERS
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
AERET
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with JEFFERS (5)
Doyle, at the head of another British regiment, intended for cooperation with Watson, was directed to proceed by way of M'Callum's Ferry, on Lynch's, and down Jeffers' Creek, to the Pedee.
One day, Riekje and Dolf will recall the good festival of Saint Nicholas as we now recall it." It was thus that the boatman, Tobias Jeffers, spoke to his wife Nelle, on board the Guldenvisch.
The Guldenvisch, which had been thus named from the pretty gold-fish which shone afore and aft on her prows, was Hendrik Shippe's best boat, and he had entrusted it to the care of Tobias Jeffers, his ablest boatman.
Thank God, the soul of a race lives in its books, its philosophy and art." "Very well then"--Roy was the speaker,--"the obvious remedy lies in getting the souls of both races into closer touch--philosophy, art, and all that--eh, Jeffers? That's what we're after--Dyán and I--on the lines of that society Dad belongs to." Broome looked thoughtfully from one to the other.
Only the bond are free." "Jeffers, you're a Daniel! I'll pinch that pearl of wisdom! But what about democracy--Cuthers' pet panacea? Isn't it making for _dis_obedience in act--rebellion; and enslavement in thought--every man reared on the same catch-words, minted with the same hall-mark?" That roused the much-enduring British Lion--in the person of Cuthbert Gordon.
Quotes with JEFFERS (3)
Jeffers stretched up on his toes to see the back of the mob, “But James, we’re doing all this for you... We need this gold to build a united Alba. We need it to fund an army and to forge decisive leadership.” His voice was almost plaintive. “We want to hand your generation a real empire rather than just a loose collection of competing Families. We want to give you the foundations to achieve glory! What could possibly be wrong with that?”“Rubbish!” cried Tristan, not about to …
To me, the best, if not the only function of imaginative writing, is to lead the human imagination outward, to take it into the vast external cosmos, and away from all that introversion and introspection, that morbidly exaggerated prying into one's own vitals — and the vitals of others — which Robinson Jeffers has so aptly symbolized as "incest." What we need is less "human interest," in the narrow sense of the term — not more. Physiological — and even psychological analysis …
I began writing poems when I was about eight, with a heavy assist from my mother. She read me Arthur Waley's translations and Whitman and Robinson Jeffers, who have been lifelong influences on me. My father read Keats to me, and then he read more Keats while I was lying on the sofa struggling with asthma.
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Appears in: NYT.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (1943).