Hot days produce myriads of dust devils and the ill-famed mirage optical illusions.
People are," suggests Theodora, one of the people gathered by Dr Montague to spend time in the ill-famed Hill House.
Silvio, the penultimate death, is an exhausting hedonist whose death notice, written by his son, confidently denounces an "ill-famed father, unfaithful husband, abominable grandfather and disloyal friend".
In her sestet, Plath eagerly rehabilitates the "ill-famed" bird (with a flat head and the overly big eyes necessary to see in the dark) that "never milked any goat".
The regime's propaganda arm crowed that a blow had been struck against the "ill-famed cesspool of injustice" [ie, America], and added that North Korea "highly estimates the righteous action taken by the "Guardians of Peace" [as the hackers styled themselves], though it is not aware of their residence".The hack was ferocious.
At about the age of eleven, he held his first public art exhibition — in the doorway of an umbrella shop in Corunna, a Galician town ill-famed for its rain, where his wretched father, who liked sunshine, had a temporary teaching post.
So you may have time to remember Harar as the "forbidden city" where Arthur Rimbaud went into business in his long retirement from poetry, and which Richard Burton described as "the ancient metropolis of a once-mighty race," "a counterpart of ill-famed Timbuktu".
Johannesburg is, to put it bluntly, a dangerous city in certain neighborhoods, including the Central Business District and ill-famed Soweto, with violent muggings and carjackings the main problems.
Instead, they stand alongside ill-famed names like Stephen McNallen and his Asatru Folk Assembly, Jack Donovan and The Wolves of Vinland, and countless others who intertwine hate with Paganism.
While covering the first weekend of Coachella this year, I tweeted a picture of a guy sporting a t-shirt emblazoned with what has now become an ill-famed phrase: "Eat Sleep Rape Repeat".
The Roman satirist Juvenal wrote that: So even the lanista's establishment is better ordered than yours, for he separates the vile from the decent, and sequesters even from their fellow-retiarii the wearers of the ill-famed tunic; in the training-school, and even in gaol, such creatures herd apart….
