Beside Doris's dislike of Geron lies her distrust of his message and her fear of what his wooing might disguise; far from prudish, she prefers her
wooers to be upfront about their intentions.
Male
wooers in the later manuscript remain untainted by the association with disreputable activities and financial dangers with which horse-racing was beginning to be linked.
Indeed, he all but admits this motive to Katharine at the conclusion of his next failed attempt to revert to playing the part of sincere
wooer. Both he and Katharine continue to dance around one another verbally, always testing each other's comprehension skills by false-modestly denying the knowledge each of them possesses about the other's language.
Although we do want a dynamic ambassador on the front foot in championing the principles of global Britain, we also need an accomplished
wooer, flatterer, and smoother of ruffled feathers.
Emily and Lois were both on sparkling form with Emily taking first place in the S5/S6 recitation category, after her brilliant performance of The Rights of Women, and Lois winning first place in the S3/S4 category with her hilarious and well-pitched recitation of The Braw
Wooer.
Wooer Street, Falkirk JOLLY GIN AND CRAFT THE DRINK poppy liqueur, THE DRINK Pint of lager (Tennent's) PS3.70 Fresh orange and lemonade PS2.80 Prosecco - glass PS5.00 Vodka and coke PS4.00 Top cocktail Jolly Botanist - Botanist gin, poppy liqueur, cranberry juice, egg whites, sugar PS7.00 THE FOOD Star dish Starter board: Selection of haggis scotch egg, halloumi, chilli and lime skewers and arancini PS12.00
Peggy will not be forced to accept a
wooer in hodden gray, but neither she nor Patie will be alienated from their pastoral setting.
Douglas Williams was the perfect embodiment of the disgusting
wooer Antinoo, the central alpha-male usurper and dramatic foil to both Penelope and her besieged court.
woven, wove, worn, wore, wool,
wooer, vower, vowel, owner, lower, elbow, brown, brow, brew, bowler, bowl, bower, bowel, blown, blower, blow, blew, below, OVERBLOWN Wordsquare: I.
They win over doubters--including a frosty HR manager (Kirsten Dunst), a husband in one case and a new
wooer in another.
