But two lists published in close succession have made me break my vow.
Borrowing a phrase from Robert Louis Stevenson (who read the diary after it was decoded and published in close to a full version in 1879), Tomalin subtitles her book "The Unequalled Self," and suggests that over the course of the diary we can watch the evolution of something like a modern version of selfhood.
As well as acting in this film, H.D. wrote an explanatory pamphlet to accompany it, a piece later published in Close Up.
He too now lives in Paris and has illustrated many books for younger children published in America; "Close Your Eyes" is his sixth collaboration with Kate Banks.
The Elementary Forms of Religious Life, which he published in 1912, closes with this: "The general conclusion of the book which the reader has before him is that religion is something eminently social.
Given the extremely large volume of polling data that has been published in the closing days of the campaign, you should mostly be looking for cases in which there are trends apparent across several different surveys of the same state.
Churchill first wrote explicitly about harnessing atomic energy -- more accurately termed 'nuclear energy' -- in his futuristic article 'Fifty Years Hence', published in the closing months of 1931 in North American and the UK.
His eucharistic doctrine, in the Oxford Disputation and Treatise and in Defensio adversum Gardinerum (published in 1559), was close to that of John Calvin, Bucer, and Philipp Melanchthon.
The social services minister, Scott Morrison, denied that the report, which was published in a publication close to the prime minister, was designed to flush out leadership challengers.
Featuring brief autobiographical essays about her mother, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and poems by Langston Hughes, Edna St. Vincent Millay and Mrs. Onassis herself, "The Best Loved Poems of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis," published in 2001, sold close to half a million copies, an astonishing figure for a poetry collection.
He called his new work a "graphic novel", and insisted on publishing it with a trade house rather than a comic-strip specialist.The final product, "A Contract with God", published in 1978, was closer to the writings of Bernard Malamud or Isaac Bashevis Singer than to any comic art that had preceded it.
