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Page 174 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly Departure Having put away their baggage in the cabin they gathered at the prow, where wine and roasted ducks were waiting. Thirty-two students were about to cross the oceans for the first time in our Empire. Among them ...
Page 176 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly The basic problem, of course, remained unsolved. But now, given the odd new configuration of events that had, as it were, pursued them, overtaken them, surrounded them, the question was simply how to feel good about yo ...
Page 182 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly He turned, walked back and sat down at the table. He looked at the walls, the refrigerator, the curtains. Verona was gone. The puddle of water was still on the floor. He looked down at the box of diapers at his feet, r ...
Page 183 from Issue 101 One Small Stone Mabelle Hsueh TriQuarterly Suling could feel the Hong Kong-China Express slow as it approached the train station. She pressed her face closer to the window for the first glimpse of Guangzhou, the "Gateway t ...
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Page 206 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly She isn't sure what she wants to do, hut certain vicious, TV-movie scenarios occur to her: suffocating him in his sleep, tying him up and leaving him helpless. Or seducing him, seeing how long it takes for him ...
Page 207 from Issue 101 Tr [Quarterly moonlight, like something foreign and breakable. She thinks of all those nights she stayed awake, vigilant, while he slept peacefully beside her— tired, she knows now, from sneaking around and falling in love, too tir ...
Page 208 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly Three Poems Moira Linehari Memento Mori Near the end he would not stop stroking my cheekbones, my jaw. Bedridden, he would not tire of outlining my lips. Then again, as if this time he'd get it right. Those fi ...
Page 212 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly a forest of felled iron. The I is a pine— resinous, flammable root to crown— which throws its cones as far as it can in a fire. 212 Issue 101 page ...
Page 214 from Issue 101 TriQuarterly goldish as the pressed brooch of mucous which quivered upright on my father's tongue at death—crazes and shatters, the garden tendrils out in its rows and furrows, quaint, dented, archaic, sweet of all perfume ...

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