Hero: The Life and Legend of Lawrence of Arabia (109 page)

634
“ineradicable suspicion”:
Ibid.

636
”great mystery”:
Ibid., 209.

638
“No, my name is Mr. Smith”:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 846.

639
No sooner had Trenchard:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 183.

640
“the marriage tangles”:
Ibid., 184.

640
“Why must you be”:
Ibid., 185.

640
“I am being hunted”:
Lawrence,
Letters,
Garnett (ed.), 641.

641
“Cattewaterproves to be”:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 850.

641
“A man who can run away”:
Lawrence,
Letters,
Garnett (ed.), 648.

642
“I’m very weary of being stared at”:
Lawrence,
Selected Letters
, Garnett (ed.), 307.

643
Lawrence heard Bernard Shaw read:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 854.

644
“A pea-hen voice”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 190.

644
“invited herself”:
Ibid.

644
“I do not know when”:
Lawrence,
Letters,
Garnett (ed.), 665.

645
“Thus he was able to have a deep”:
Clare Sydney Smith,
The Golden Reign
, 37.

647
Lawrence entered the picture:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 194.

647
Unfortunately, Shaw was too busy:
Ibid., 195.

648
“As regards including Lawrence”:
Ibid., 268.

648
“telling me off as usual”:
Ibid., 197.

650
“to stop leading from the ranks”:
Ibid., 199.

651
“elevenses”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 205.

652
“You are a simple aircraftman”:
Arnold Lawrence (ed.),
Letters to T. E. Lawrence
, 180.

653
“a marine expert”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 209.

653
“every sentence in it”:
Ibid., 210.

654
“read it at Umtaiye”:
Knightley and Simpson,
Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
, 260.

655
“As I see it”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 212.

655
“and he was a wash-out”:
Lawrence,
Selected Letters
, Garnett (ed.), 324.

656
“Dear 338171”:
Ibid., 473.

658
Lawrence “is wearing a uniform”:
Emma Smith,
The Great Western Beach
, 244.

659
“the best motorcycle out”:
West, David Reese among Others, 193.

659
“Ah, yes—that”:
Ibid., 202.

660
“The discharge of this airman”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 218.

660
looking after the interests of the Air Ministry:
Ibid., 220.

660
“Lawrence of Arabia has decided to stay”:
Ibid.

661
“agreed with Lawrence’s view”:
Mack,
A Prince of Our Disorder
, 519-520.

661
“surely I am not in clear-shining Ithaca”:
Lawrence,
Odyssey of Homer
, 190-191.

662
Jeremy Wilson notes that he took:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 892.

666
“It’ll end in tragedy”:
Graves and Liddell Hart,
T. E. Lawrence to His Biographers
, 140.

666
“the rhetoric of freedom”:
Ibid., 186-187.

667
The British Fascists:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 916-917.

667
“In March 1935 the RAF”:
Lawrence,
Letters
, Brown (ed.), 528.

668
“I lunched with Alexander Korda”:
Ibid., 549.

669
“Korda is like an oil-company”:
Ibid., 534.

669
Lawrence enjoyed Bridlington:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 228.

670
“ ‘Oh, I am so sorry’”:
Ibid., 230-231.

670
“When I want the advice”:
Ibid., 232.

671
“armament school”:
Ibid., 238.

671
“The conquest of the last element”:
Lawrence,
Letters
, Garnett (ed.), 368.

672
“Aircraftman Shaw”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 241.

672
“How I wish he hadn’t”:
Ibid., 234.

673
Horrified—he needed:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 927.

674
“All here is very quiet”:
Hyde,
Solitary in the Ranks
, 245.

674
“I believe when the Government”:
Wilson,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 934.

674
“Wild mares would not take me”:
Ibid.

675
“At present I am sitting”:
Lawrence,
Letters
, Brown (ed.), 541.

676
Having completed his errands:
Knightley and Simpson,
Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia
, 270.

678
Lawrence lay unconscious:
Ibid., 272-273.

680
“Istood beside him lying”:
Storrs,
Orientations
, 530-531.

epilogue
Life after Death

684
“an Austrian-born religious artist”:
Brown,
Lawrence of Arabia
, 196-197.

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