Some of the plot's knots have been cleverly cut in providing a swift account that flies by in less than two hours, but essentially this is a faithful retelling.
"Great Expectations: The Sons and Daughters of Charles Dickens" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Robert Gottlieb, out November 27th, starts with a swift account of Dickens's tumultuous love life, then focusses on the strikingly varied lives of the ten children he had with his wife, Catherine.
Instead, whether deliberate or not, by sending the police off to bark up the wrong tree, the government has ensured we have the worst of both worlds: neither a fitting punishment for those who did wrong, nor a swift and timely account of what really happened.
Instead, whether deliberate or not, by sending the police off to bark up the wrong tree, the government has ensured we have to worst of both worlds: neither punishment for those who did wrong, nor a swift and timely account of what really happened.
"Reports of its death are greatly exaggerated," she says, and gives me a very swift, clear account of why these particular corals with their particular microclimates can still survive, heal and adapt.
Coughlin's account is a swift, grisly read, but it's light on analysis.
The folks (folk?) behind the latest "social networking privacy experiment" called We Know Your House have just brought their website back online, following a swift takedown of their Twitter account after media reports disclosed what they were up to.
Reviewer Drew Toal calls Street Gang a "swift narrative" and "a sensitive, honest account", and credits the large amount of cast stories and controversy recounted in the book with the hundreds of interviews Davis conducted.
She called on Saudi Arabia to "ensure a swift, transparent and credible investigation" and hold those responsible to account.
This offers a swift decision and then transfers the money into a bank account within 15 minutes.
Yet this case took a swift, unusual turn after a video shot by a bystander provided authorities with a decisive narrative that differed from Slager's account.
