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these vermin lean flies our mad children Blessed Mary because of our running sores flesh ravaged in your ... Page 99 from Issue 15 God's blood the dormant green behind the clarity of created form ... lip bough wing to whatever invisible green around whose harp and halo angels danced like food bubbling ...
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Page 80 from Issue 109 TRIQUARTERLY at the cracks where the brown showed through. Old shoes, ... a counter-then touch your lips, and you developed a stutter. Wipe your eyes, and you would need glasses. Run ... priest paused for the first time in ten minutes and set aside his empty glass. "How are your ...
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76. 51. Ibid., pp. 77-80. 52. Kolakowski as quoted in A. Melucci, "Leszek Kolakowski: un ... 99. 62. tu«, p. 102. 63. "An Epistemology of the Striptease," TriQuarterly 22, p. ... 232. 78. Ibid., p. 238. 79. Traktat, p. 180. 80. Chretiens, p. 23; The Alienation 0/ Reason, pp. 205f; ...
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Page 45 from Issue 80 Nocturne Heavy with wine and words and years You make the rounds, you douse ... your life will be, You will move no human heart, you Will climb the stairs. Love is, at last, Only ... a wish to do no hurt. And lamp by lamp the night comes in. 45 Issue 80 page ...
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hell. I tried to ask the question that can't 17 Issue 80 page ... Page 17 from Issue 80 and when he laughs, it shakes, until the air is filled with silken snow, the ... war, when we were both children (the same age, I think, though it was a point of pride with her to ...
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Prosaic Chekhov: Metadrama, the Intelligensia, and Uncle Vanya

Gary Saul Morson
80 Prosaic Chekhov: Metadrama, the Intelligentsia, and Uncle Vanya Gary Saul Morson i: Anti.. ... I mean that as a high compli­ ment. I refer not just to his class origins, but to the set of values that ... guided him and are expressed in his fiction, plays and letters. His letters, of course, are the most ...
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Page 249 from Issue 80 increasingly depressed and so psychotic... she needed hospital admission. ... this period. In his Foreword to the published journals, Ted Hughes writes that one journal disappeared ... and that he destroyed the other- because he "did not want her children to have to read ...
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Page 63 from Issue 80 The way the future used to sing to me when I was ten years old, I start to ... remember what his name was Or where he came from, or decipher what that emptiness might mean; Yet on the ... blocked her from my view. It's strange, the way a person's life can feel so far away, ...
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it's the chair leg scraping the floor when you climb up and reach. 47 Issue 80 page ... Page 47 from Issue 80 in a thinned-out shadow crossing the bar of light, lapping it, like the ... reef. Deeper, small change cringed in the muck, waiting to be claimed. ("Well, they're ...
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Sayings of Ernesto B.

Judith Grossman
"Well," he says after a moment, "I can understand that." Emesto sits back in his chair, ... Sayings of Ernesto B. Print Pages:  Page 80 from Issue 103 TRIQUARTERLY Sayings of Ernesto B. ... Judith Grossman Your Thomas More was a failure-a failure, understand? Why? Because 'e let ...

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