| It won't be disputed, I think, that Curnow is not just the premier poet, but the best critic, the most effective controversialist, and indeed the most acute intellect. |
| The hat was popularised by Sydney Curnow Vosper's 1908 painting Salem, but by then its use had declined. |
| Without resiling from his basic geoculture of centre and periphery, Curnow manages to generate some heat by working across the grain of his own manifesto. |
| Leslie Curnow a spiritualist, contributed much research to the book. |
| The great exception curnow in Cornwall may stand for those who could only speak the old Cornish language. |
