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INDEX TO VOLUMES 1.1-16.2 (1992-2007)

 

This Index refers to the main words in quotations that appear in bold or upper case print in the Newsletter.  At the end there is a short index of topics that are the subjects of separate articles.  The numbering (for example 2.4.8) indicates volume.issue.page in the UK edition.  The worldwide edition, distributed from the US, has different pagination in some cases.  This Index is based upon the UK edition which sometimes contains marginally different editorial content.  The Q numbers refer to numbered quotations (queries and answers).

 

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The Index has been created by Jeff Aronson.

 


A

 

abandon: gay a. (Q3367)  14.4.4

   said papa with gay a. (Q299)  2.4.8

abstinence: a. makes the heart grow fonder  15.4.7

abuse: antiquity of a. no justification (Q292)  2.4.8, 3.1.8, 3.3.5, 4.1.3

academic: a. politics bitter/savage (Q791)  7.4.8, 9.1.2

accident: blind a. and blundering mishap (Q146)  14.2.2

accomplish: a. all their ends  6.2.7

accountant: a. watches from safety of hills (Q508)  5.3.8

   personality to become a.  3.4.5

accounts: totting up a. and turning grey (Q1176)  9.1.4

accuse: J'A.  7.1.1

achievement: freed from frenzy of a. (Q1708)  10.2.8

acres: Young farmer with 100 a.  1.1.5

Acropolis: A. by moonlight (Q2957)  13.3.7

act: in speech extol yet stigmatize in a. (Q3317)  14.3.8, 16.1.5

   within the meaning of the a.  11.4.2

acting: a. art of keeping people from coughing  12.3.7

action: in a. faithful (Q1009)  8.4.6

actor: can't grow up and be an a.  7.3.5

actors: we’re a.—we’re the opposite of people (Q3532)  15.2.8

   soft, hysterical little a.  2.1.4

adulterers: loud with sound of a.  4.4.5

advertise: work like hell and a.  7.2.6, 7.3.3

advertisement: first/second/etc time I see a. (Q2117)  11.2.8

   promise the soul of an a.  8.1.5

advertisements: a. speak well of it  4.2.7

advice: a. wise don't need fools won't take  11.2.7

advise: no a.! tools, tools, tools (Q599)  6.2.8

Aeschines: A. finished speaking (Q684)  7.2.8, 7.3.1, 7.4.5

affirm: men right in what they a. (Q123)  7.4.5

afraid: little children, a. of dark (Q1918)  10.4.8, 11.1.7

afternoon(s): do in the a.? (Q22)  1.1.7, 9.2.8

again: do it a. if it likes (Q761)  8.1.3, 8.2.4

age: a. shall not weary them  11.2.4

   not improve with a.  5.4.7

   old a. and treachery triumph over youth and skill (Q2645)  12.3.8

agnostics: not much left for a. not to believe  4.3.5

à gogo: whisky à.  14.4.3

agree: a. or disagree as best suited moment 13.1.7

Aigley: A., Baigley Heel and Hassal, Uxton, Buxton, Keele and Castle (Q2688)  12.4.8

air: sucks all the a. out of the room (Q3570)  15.3.6

Ajax: A. defying the lightning (Q1939)  10.4.4, 11.1.6, 14.4.3

Albany: The A. (Q1824)  10.3.8, 10.4.2, 11.2.6, 11.3.5

alchemist: from a. [came] chemist  10.1.4

Alfred: many men called A.  2.1.5

all: a.-singing, a.-dancing  1.4.2

   make/save/give a. you can  2.4.7

allegiance: swear a. to one master  2.3.4

Allemands: autre repas les A. n'auront pas  3.4.3, 9.2.8

amateur: a. one who can't do job  3.2.5

amateurs: a. built Ark  3.2.6

   a. practice till get right  3.2.5

ambition: poverty of a. (Q314)  5.2.2, 11.4.3, 16.1.1

America: Mr and Mrs North A.  2.3.1

   nothing wrong with A.  2.2.4

American: A. pie  6.3.2

amis: le choix fait les amis (Q3280)  11.2.7, 14.3.7

amnesty: a.: state's magnanimity  5.3.7

amuse: talent to a.  5.1.7

amusing: a., awful and artificial (Q421)  4.3.2, 5.3.4

anarchists: a. drink bad tea  3.2.6

ancestors: a. . . . priests in temple of Solomon (Q649)  7.1.3

   a. . . . princes of earth (Q649)  7.1.3

   greatest responsibility be good a. (Q460)  4.4.8, 11.2.5

   make fine a. (Q460)  5.4.4, 11.2.5

and: a. first (Q1950)  11.3.6

angel: a beautiful and ineffectual a. (Q3728)  16.2.5

   pure as an a.  12.1.7

angels: a. dance on head of pin (Q834)  8.1.1, 8.2.3

   a. en famille, play Mozart  6.2.7

   a. praising God, play Bach  6.2.7

   fiery the a. fell (Q1761)  10.3.2

   rumours of a. (Q1854)  12.2.4

anger: Look Back in A.  15.4.3

angles: know all a. (Q374)  3.4.7

Angli: non A. sed Angeli (Q2477)  12.2.8, 12.3.5

angry: he's back and he's a. (Q788)  7.4.8, 8.1.6, 8.3.4

annihilation: why settle for victory when you can have a.? (Q2264)  11.3.8

annoyances: unnecessary evils and a.  8.3.5

annus: a. horribilis  14.3.2

answer: no a. came the stern reply (Q352)  3.3.8, 3.4.4

   wise man is man who knows where to look up a. (Q2052)  11.1.8

anthropologists: a. arrive, gods leave island (Q2698)  13.1.7

anti-semitism: a., anti-socialism of stupid  6.1.5

anvil: when you are a., bear (Q1312)  9.4.4

any: a. time, a. place, anywhere  5.2.7

anybody: are you a. in particular?  1.4.6

anyone: a. may be good enough, but I need a name (Q2872)  13.2.8

ape: an anthropoidal a. (Q365)  3.3.8, 10.3.4

apologize: easier to a. than get permission (Q3152)  14.1.5, 14.3.5

applause: origins of a. (Q732)  7.3.7, 8.1.3

apple: even if world coming to end, would plant a. tree (Q998)  12.1.7

   picknicking on a desiccated a. (Q1632)  10.1.8, 10.2.5

apple-blossom: between the a. and the water (Q2710)  13.1.5

apples: a. of gold in pictures of silver  8.4.7

appointment: a. in Samarra 13.1.2, 13.2.7

approbation: a. from Sir Hubert Stanley (Q577)  5.4.7, 6.1.8, 6.2.2

apricots: tomorrow will be a.  4.4.6

Arabs: A. Jews upon horseback (Q144)  1.4.4

   wandering A. shift from place to place (Q713)  7.4.6

archaeology: a. not profession but vendetta  7.3.5

archer: mark the a. little meant (Q2941)  13.4.5

Archimedes: A.' Principle, 67 words  4.4.4

architects: job of a. (Q2660)  12.4.8

architecture: a. frozen music  6.1.2

   modern a. farce  7.1.3

are: what you a., that you a. (Q2881)  13.2.6

Argentina: Don't Cry for Me, A. (Q597)  6.2.8

Ark: perhaps some kindlier a. will come (Q3524)  15.1.8

   The 'Ole in the A.  3.3.6

arm: chance one's a.  6.4.4

   his a. he flung (Q69)  1.1.8, 4.2.1

   what your right a.'s for  4.1.6

armies: by night have led a. and conquered worlds (Q1097)  9.1.7

   no bad a., just bad generals (Q911)  8.3.7, 8.4.7

armour: fear no foe in shining a. (Q1929)  11.1.7

arms: man without a. caught it (Q1554)  10.1.8, 11.3.4, 11.4.4

army: a. of love and liberty (Q3196)  14.2.8

   one resourceful man can do what an a. cannot (Q3670)  16.2.8

   Salvation A., free from sin (Q796)  9.2.3

   you and whose a.? (Q895)  8.3.4

arrogance: pity a. of worm (Q789)  10.3.7

arrow: killed by the most lethal a.  3.1.3

   sped a. [comes not back] (Q1124)  9.1.3

arse: a case of a. got huge (Q1903)  10.4.8

art: a., like morality, consists of drawing the line (Q1785)  10.3.7

   a. with a capital F (Q1578)  10.3.5

   be a work of a. or wear a work of a. (Q1101)  9.1.7, 9.2.5

   there can only be one love, which is never A. (Q839)  14.3.4

   wondrous mystic a. arise (Q1562)  10.1.8, 13.4.4

   work of a. never finished, merely abandoned (Q2687)  12.4.8, 13.3.5

art mistress: a. said to gardener  4.2.5

artificial: amusing, awful and a. (Q421)  4.3.2, 5.3.4

   a., proper and useful  5.3.4

ash: a. is wood king uses to warm slippers (Q1158)  9.1.8, 9.2.5, 9.3.1

   feathery a., neglected elder (Q1112)  9.1.3

   up the a. tree climbs the ivy (Q1112)  9.1.3

Ashby de la Zouch: A. (Castle Abbey) (Q842)  8.2.5

ask: a. for nothing  6.1.5

asked: ought to have a. (Q3443)  15.1.7

aspects: barricade out the fruitful a. (Q1644)  10.1.8, 12.2.3

aspera: saepe creat molles a. spina rosas (Q3717) 16.2.5

aspirations: poverty of a. (Q314)  3.1.8, 5.2.2, 7.2.7, 11.4.3, 16.1.1

asshole: nags away from a. to breakfast-time  7.3.5

Astaire: Ginger Rogers did everything Fred A. did, backward and in high heels  12.2.6

astrologer: from a. came astronomer  10.1.4

astrology: don't believe in a.  7.2.6

atmospheric: let us allow for a. disturbance  11.3.2

Attlee: an empty taxi arrived and A. got out  11.3.3

audience: showing off to a. of one (Q1904)  10.4.8, 11.1.6

August: how I wish this night of A. (Q1784)  10.3.7

aunts: descended from long line of maiden a. (Q1185)  9.2.5

aunty: if a. had moustache [s]he’d be an uncle  15.4.7

Australian: A. humour skipped the ironic (Q1493B)  9.4.7

Austrian: A. army, awfully arrayed (Q675)  7.1.3

author: everyone must be an a. (Q3060)  14.1.6

avenir: nous entrons dans l'a. à reculons (Q2204)  11.3.7

awake: are you a. this frosty night? (Q534)  5.4.3

awakening: looking like the soul's a. (Q1922)  11.1.7

   lurked bitter a. (Q1919)  10.4.8, 11.1.7, 15.1.1

awe: shock and a.  12.3.1

awkward: neat ones in the A. Squad (Q932)  8.3.7, 8.4.4/5

axe: day to chop down tree, spend most of it sharpening a. (Q2429)  12.1.8, 12.2.7

Aylmer: six of old A.'s choosing (Q2416)  12.1.8

 

B

 

babies: throw away your b.