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aleatorius) wrote2013-08-04 10:09 pm
aleatorius) wrote2013-08-04 10:09 pm
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детям поставил Мэри Поппинс,
опять подивился странности образа
глянул про автора:
"In 1925 while in Ireland, Travers met the poet George William Russell (who wrote under the name "Æ") who, as editor of The Irish Statesman, accepted some of her poems for publication. Through Russell, Travers met W. B. Yeats, Oliver St. John Gogarty, and other Irish poets who fostered her interest in and knowledge of world mythology. She had studied the Gurdjieff System under Jane Heap and in March 1936, with the help of Jessie Orage, she met the mystic George Gurdjieff, who would have a great effect on her, as well as on several other literary figures.[4]"
"At the age of 40 Travers adopted a baby boy from Ireland named Camillus Hone. He was one of seven grandchildren of Joseph and Vera Hone, Joseph being W. B. Yeats' first biographer. Camillus was one of twins, but Travers refused to take his twin brother Anthony or any of their other siblings. She selected Camillus based on advice from her astrologer. Anthony remained with his grandparents. Neither boy was aware of the other twin's existence until the age of 17, when Anthony appeared unannounced at Travers' London home."
опять подивился странности образа
глянул про автора:
"In 1925 while in Ireland, Travers met the poet George William Russell (who wrote under the name "Æ") who, as editor of The Irish Statesman, accepted some of her poems for publication. Through Russell, Travers met W. B. Yeats, Oliver St. John Gogarty, and other Irish poets who fostered her interest in and knowledge of world mythology. She had studied the Gurdjieff System under Jane Heap and in March 1936, with the help of Jessie Orage, she met the mystic George Gurdjieff, who would have a great effect on her, as well as on several other literary figures.[4]"
"At the age of 40 Travers adopted a baby boy from Ireland named Camillus Hone. He was one of seven grandchildren of Joseph and Vera Hone, Joseph being W. B. Yeats' first biographer. Camillus was one of twins, but Travers refused to take his twin brother Anthony or any of their other siblings. She selected Camillus based on advice from her astrologer. Anthony remained with his grandparents. Neither boy was aware of the other twin's existence until the age of 17, when Anthony appeared unannounced at Travers' London home."