| Walcott knocked Louis down in the third round, but Louis survived to knock out Walcott in the eleventh. |
| Yet that those gods whose inevitable death Walcott laments have lost their sacral force is not at all a foregone conclusion. |
| Initially, Walcott considered Matthevia to be a snail, either a pteropod or a new form of equivalent rank, although he made this assignment with reservation. |
| After what I have just told you, Mr. Walcott, do you still ask me to be your wife? |
| The book has a twenty-four-page inset of pictures of Walcott, his family, friends, and associates, his sketches, and his productions. |
| Captain Walcott endeavoured to bribe the American pilot to remain with him. |
