The brothers reconciled later the same year and began afresh — the first songs they wrote upon reuniting were the hits "Lonely Days" and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart".
KOREA IS A "difficult country to write upon", discovered Isabella Bird Bishop, a British travel writer*, after four visits to the country in the 1890s.
In their letter to Buffett they write: "We look upon our financial position with a mix of disbelief and humility, never having dreamed that we would be in this situation".
"Everybody — right, left — everybody, is welcome to bring piece of fabric 45 centimeters wide, of any length in any language, upon which they write this letter," he said.
They wrote: "Once upon a time, America built big things.
While the Novanglian "philosophers" relied on the ideas of Locke in their experiment, believing they were writing upon the boy's "tabula rasa," the slaveholders and their racism worked in the opposite way, by erasing Africans to a blankness so that, in an important moment of self-recognition, our hero chooses his own last name and henceforth is known as Octavian Nothing.
The term is derived from the Classical Greek epigraphein ("to write upon, incise") and epigraphē ("inscription").
In spots, cuts and welds parallel the scars and deformities that life can write upon skin and bone.
In 1945 the UN's founders had a clean slate to write upon, because everything had been destroyed.
Not only that, but with the spread of the World Wide Web since the first film, the landscape to write upon is far, far larger.
