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• If the original master of ceremonies, Alan Cumming, was an obscene, seedy spright, Hall is a bigger, beefy and even more decadent creature.
• With this view, Spright Dowell, Auburn's president from 1920 to 1927, " began a three-decade decline in the school's football fortunes, " Flynt wrote.
• The word " sprite " is derived from the Latin " spiritus " ( spirit ), via the French " espirit " Variations on the term include " spright " and the Celtic " spriggan ".
• Fluttering around the edges of this drama are Tom's in-laws : the wife, a retired doctor, whose crippling arthritis will soon doom her to a wheelchair, and the husband, a spright of a fellow given to bouts of kleptomania.
• On view are manuscripts almost never seen publicly, among them the priceless " Westmoreland Manuscript " from 1625, the final authority for John Donne's " Holy Sonnets " : " I am a little world made cunningly / Of elements, and an Angelike spright ."
• It was but a dead Spright, he said, and he would put him in a course to rid his Wife of this languishment and trouble, He therefore advised him to take a Bottle, and put his Wives Urine into it, together with Pins and Needles and Nails, and Cork them up and set the Bottle to the Fire well corkt, which when it had felt a while the heat of the Fire began to move and joggle a little, but he for sureness took the Fire shovel, and held it hard upon the Cork, And as he thought, he felt something one while on this side, another while on that, shove the Fire shovel off, which he still quickly put on Again, but at last at one shoving the Cork bounced out, and the Urine, Pins, Nails and Needles all flew up, and gave a report like a Pistol, and his Wife continued in the same trouble and languishment still.