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Menella Bute
Smedley (1820–1877) was a
novelist and poet. A
relative of
Lewis Carroll, she
wrote some
minor novels and
books of poems,
including the anonymous...
- page from 27–29 June 1863,
apparently written before she (or her
sister Menella)
removed the page. The note reads: L.C.
learns from Mrs.
Liddell that he...
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Instead he was
privately educated by his uncle. His cousin, the poet
Menella Bute Smedley,
later kept
house for him and
acted as his secretary. Smedley...
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Carroll (1949) led to an
invitation from Carroll's nieces,
Violet and
Menella Dodgson, to
produce an
edited version of his diary; this
appeared in 1953...
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Quixote of Romanticism" to him. Most of Fouqué's
works have been translated.
Menella Bute Smedley, for instance,
translated his ballad, "The
Shepherd of the...
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bacterium from the
genus Nocardiopsis which has been
isolated from the
coral Menella praelonga from the
Weizhou Island in China. LPSN lpsn.dsmz.de Straininfo...
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ballad by
Friedrich de la
Motte Fouqué
which was
translated into
English by
Menella Bute
Smedley in 1846. The
ballad tells the
story of a
shepherd named Gottschalk...
- Mountains",
which had been
translated into
English by Carroll's
cousin Menella Bute
Smedley in 1846.
Historian Sean B.
Palmer suggests that
Carroll was...
- Common. The
lyrics as well as a "mellow, piano-driven beat" has
caused Dan
Menella to call it the most
memorable track on Common's
third album.
Kevin Powell...
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Lament of
Eleanor of Bretagne, the
Victorian English novelist and poet
Menella Bute
Smedley imagined Eleanor's
melancholy feelings as she aged
under weary...
