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promise that all would be well though nothing had ever been well or ever would be. A brief panic flared up ... you talk to?" I asked. Again, this time more thoughtfully, he looked at me, his fingers on ... Page 9 from Issue 29 home every evening to the same imprisonment. My senile father, who's ...
that Babbitt You'll come back to me. Go away in the woods somewhere gone away I have plenty of ... frightened shoes Scraping off their dirt on me. Clean still the green somewhere gone away You ... You'll come back to nest in Mother's sweating fat hand. A DREAM FROM THE MEADOW From Where ...
"Professor," the queen replied, "you may be certain that I shall try to strengthen it." ... leave after 1 had seen you was the most difficult thing 1 have ever done." She shook her head. ... "You might have stayed. 1 have been waiting for you since my wedding." "You saw me ...
for me. But I think it's wonderful for her and I wish you two the most brilliant future ... she said she never saw Fels except at this party and he barely said a word to her other than ... Page 80 from Issue 107-108 TRIQUARTERLY much and often got angry and insulting when he did and ...
"Have you ever tried 50° below in a drafty old farmhouse?") After many compatible years we hit ... I maintained that style should be free to change with the occasion; that the so-called plain style, usually ... pass itself off for poetry." He agreed in part, then went on, "But if you mean the ...
mates they never forsake each other, nor do they betray each other. On the seventh day of the seventh ... his age-that age when everything is subject to ques­ tion, when everything is to be rebuilt-even if ... from a length of silk that she had spread out on the camp bed. She told me that Father had sent the ...
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possibly, but how would you know?-for the conviction that one understands might be in itself a delusion. So ... soul"; certainly he'd never had a "slave soul." He addressed me as if ... table to take my hand, lifted it to kiss the fingertips; a gesture new to him, and to me; a gesture that ...
influences of his father that 1 was fast learning to be frightened of. As aspects of his whole personality, ... soli­ tude did not in any way alarm me. But in our sons, one or another and sometimes several of these ... in Rex made me love him-his tenderness, his shyness, his naivete, and his insecurity. Immediately, it ...
moved my fears toward the intimate Rome of the myth we crossed. You gave me honor too soon, Apollo. ... Why do children get children and Did you hear what it said? I only said how I want to be there, Oh, ... doctors return to scold me. I speak. It is you my silence harms. I should have known; I should have told ...
bone; bruised, you'd say, and yet she waits for me, year after year, to so delicately undo an ... I neither could nor would give you reasons why either of us wanted to build. It is not my place to tell you ... Sylvia's why nor my desire to tell you mine. But I do say, come picture us exactly at our frag­ mented ...

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