on Graham Greene
[...] "What a damn silly profession ours is" (wherein "profession" carries, as always in Greene, the pull of its etymological roots). [...]
just thought this was a cool way of expressing that meaning. referring to Graham Greene's The Human Factor
[...] "What a damn silly profession ours is" (wherein "profession" carries, as always in Greene, the pull of its etymological roots). [...]
just thought this was a cool way of expressing that meaning. referring to Graham Greene's The Human Factor
(noun) a liturgical form in which sinfulness is acknowledged and intercession for God's mercy requested; from Latin ("I confess")
last word (the only one in the sentence) of the essay
last word (the only one in the sentence) of the essay