The production on “Liverpool 8” has the heft and definition of modern multitracking, resembling Mr. Starr’s early-1970s hits rather than the Beatles themselves.

https://archive.org/details/cornhillmagazine31londuoft/page/153/mode/1up page 153 But perhaps the most remarkable illustration of a double life is one which has been brought before the notice of the scientific world recently; … A sergeant of the French army, F——, twenty-seven years of age, was wounded at the Battle of Bazeilles, by a ball which fractured his left parietal bone. … https://archive.org/details/cornhillmagazine31londuoft/page/154/mode/1up page 154 Three or four months after the wound was inflicted, periodic disturbances of the functions of the brain made their appearance, and have continued ever since. … For four years, therefore, the life of this man has been divided into alternating phases, short abnormal states intervening between long normal states.

Another sequel, Pac-Land, transported the adventurous wedge into a sidescrolling world where he had to navigate a series of platforms and obstacles.

[…] There's so much gorgeous manmeat at Princeton. What about Tim? Now that's the kind of sperminator I went after in college. Big hunky wrestler guy."