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Jill Paton Walsh finishes Dorothy L Sayers's Thrones, Dominations.
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Who was Dorothy Sayers, and how might what she teaches bring about a revolution in work? Sayers has much to teach us about a biblical view of faith & work.
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As a girl, I read voraciously. I never cared if the author was male, female, or a complete mystery, I loved characters and stories and mysteries to puzzle out or things to wonder over. I don’…
This is an appreciation post for one of my favorite books of all time, Gaudy Night by Dorothy L. Sayers. Gaudy Night is the third out of four books chronicling the relationship between Lord …
THE LOST TOOLS OF LEARNING By Dorothy Sayers View, Print, or Download (PDF) Dorothy Sayers first delivered this speech at Oxford University in 1947. She was a prolific author of both non-fiction and fiction. Sayers died in 1957. That I, whose experience of teaching is extremely limited, and whose life of recent years has been […]
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Dorothy L. Sayers That I, whose experience of teaching is extremely limited, and whose life of recent years has been almost wholly out of touch with educational circles, should presume to discuss e…
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TOP 25 QUOTES BY DOROTHY L. SAYERS (of 230) | A-Z Quotes
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Quote of the Day: "I always have a quotation for everything — it saves original thinking." Lord Peter Wimsey (by Dorothy L. Sayers, born June 13, 1893)
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Authors Dorothy Sayers and Vera Brittain, shown with classmates at Somerville College, Oxford in 1915.
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Dorothy L. Sayers knew wherof she spoke.
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Dorothy Sayers on the rational truth of Christianity
Dorothy Sayers (6/13/1893 - 12/17/1957)
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This was almost an accidental manners novel, just because the upperclass protags were so deeply shocked by the idea of shaking hands, at Oxford, and so thoroughly convinced that only fellow elites could know a Latin reference. And while Harriet and the other women consider Marriage and Fulfillment in the abstract, their food is cooked and their laundry is done by another class of working women.
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