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Yes, you're right about Jeremy Irons although James Mason is certainly the most famous HH. Personally (and perhaps oddly), I find it hard to choose a favorite between the two movies -- they're both amazing and both add hugely to the complete Lolita experience.

refusing to be extinguished

Very, very well put, doctor. (I think of you as Dr. Mary Jane White, DVM who wears her brown hair in a braid.;) ) And every rereading makes you want to read it just one more time looking for missed clues. Have you watched the movie(s) yet? :)

being interspersed with diverse

Call a plumber and have him turn the water off?

Equipoise, cogent, succor.

Harlequins it is.

Welcome to TBF/B&R, Yukina! :)

bizarre and humorous stretch

No politics.

Auntie Mame

I'm laughing! My God -- my typos! I guess dtopping sounds pretty fatal enough. :D A person over forty might just dtop from the dtwig.

Nuh-uh. It's there, muggle. What (by the way) do you guess Franklin would have said about the remaining decades? Just curious. Did people dtop at 40 back then? Let's make some up.

Well, it was good, viscous bulldinky. And we all had a grand old time sliding around in it.

I don't suppose you'd -- no, I can tell by your face that you wouldn't. . I'd say more, but you get the general idea. :D

Whose hormones, ds? Which? Do your male hormones prevent you from crying? Did the mere proximity to your wife's hormones nearly make you cry? Help me out here. Just talking about people crying makes me want to cry.

Good point, Dogmatix. This long-time observer of nymphets knows exactly what to do in order to reel one in.

This turn of phrase is very nearly enough to make me forgive you your cigars, SFG. :D Any chance of getting you to restate your original premise, Libre? In different words? If only to get people like me back on track?

the color of sailors' bones

Anne tyler's new one, Digging to America was great. It made me cry, but not until the end! Parts of it were extremely funny.