And I think I'll find a lot of similarities, historically and architecturally and tradition-wise".
She was just a modern ambassador for an ancient tradition of wise women and cunning folk, her powers submerged in yards of tulle and masked by a treacly voice.
It was a wise tradition, and it is a wise amendment.
Suffused in the humanist tradition, erudite and wise, the novel examines how Cookie's parents, Alan (Woody) and Hannah Woodhull, and their two surviving daughters, Sara and Ludi, cope with the death of the first-born.
"He is from the tradition of the wise storyteller, one who knows how to use surreal fantasy, who can turn situations around, who has the right word for the right moment, who can transfix people when he speaks, even in the rain and the snow," explains Fo.
Like Feste or the fool in King Lear, there is a long tradition of the wise fool, who usually gets it right.
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After all, didn't George Washington voluntarily limit his tenure to eight years--and thereby start a wise presidential tradition that was ultimately enshrined in the 22nd Amendment?
"Truth was, I was also intent on following a wise American tradition of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage and making room for new voices and new ideas".
(CIA veteran sage Saul Berenson, played by Mandy Patinkin, did noble work in the wise-man tradition of Gandalf and Obi-Wan Kenobi).
