To the Londoners  28895

Locations in Harold's Library

• Poetry of the Second World War (book) with the title "To the Londoners" (en)
  • page 62
  • in "III: 'Boswell by my bed, Tolstoy on my table'"
  • Credits: Richard McKane (translator)
  • First line: Time is writing Shakespeare's twenty-fourth drama, ©

This work has the following connections with other works:

• Hamlet • Akhmatova: "it is better to read Hamlet ... by the molten lead river."
• Julius Caesar • Akhmatova: "it is better to read ... Julius Caesar ... by the molten lead river."
• King Lear • Akhmatova: "it is better to read ... King Lear by the molten lead river."
• Julius Caesar • Akhmatova: "Better for us today to accompany the little dove Juliet / to the grave with torches and singing,"
• Macbeth • Akhmatova: "better to look through the window at Macbeth / and tremble with the hired murderer,"

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