PROVERBS
“Sticks and stones may break your bones but words will never hurt you.”
“If at first you don’t succeed try, try again”.
“God Loves a trier.”
“You can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.”
“Nothing ventured, nothing gained.”
“Children should be seen and not heard.”
“The grass is always greener on the other side.”
REFERENCES
- Charles Dickens, “I and my child will dwell together inseparable, storm belated”. Little Dorrit (1855-1857)
- Georges Tairraz (1868-1924) Georges II Tairraz (1900-1975) Joseph Tairraz (1927-) Pierre Tairraz (1933-2000)
- The Living Mountain (1977) Nan Shepherd, Aberdeen University Press.
- Wanderlust (2000) Rebecca Solnit, Granta.
- La Suisse Inconnue: La Vallé de Loetschental 1965 F Bulingham
- “She Gleaded”… in reference to Agnes Varda’s The Gleaners (2000)
- Le Grand St Bernard PI film (1936) Pierre Lehérissey.
- Music by Casmir Oberfeld, Composer 1903-1945
- Barryland. Musée et chiens du Saint-Bernard.
- Who cooked the last supper? (2001) Rosalind Miles.
- Womens Indestructability a quote from Chris Marker Sans Soleil (1983)
- My Ascent to Mount Blanc. (1838) Henriette D’Angeville.
- Images of Enriette D’angeville Aquarell 1838 von J. Hébert.
- The Count of Monte Cristo, (1845) Alexander Dumas.
- Frankenstein (1918) Mary Shelley.
- Mary Wollenstonecraft. (1787) Thoughts on the Education of Daughters
- IQ2 podcast no. 85. John Gray and Adam Phillips in conversation on humankind’s search for immortality
- T.S Eliot (1922) “There is a third man that walks alongside us”. The Waste Land
“The Lake in the Mountains” by Ralph Vaughn Williams c Oxford University Press 1947. Licenced by Oxford University Press.
“An Alpine Symphony for Orchestra, OP.64” by Richard Strauss - Till Eulenspeigel
She’ll be coming down the Mountains by the Pickard Family - Walking the Parlour 1928