Oh, the beauty and heavenliness of a home where the empty-handed guest is not the less but the more welcome for his emptyhandedness!

Gradually, through coping with Florida’s tantrums and his fellow fathers’ foibles, he acquires and understanding of what “dadliness” (as he calls it) is all about.

Both Waith and Holloway object to twentieth-century Shakespcares, and have done their best to elizabethanize themselves and us.

I pumped him bucket water and he drunked. Then another bucket and another and another.