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Page 39 from Issue 87

don't have to defend your mother. She can't hurt you anymore. Well, it was probably so long ago ... we're stuck at home, feeling over the hill. I don't mean you're over the hill, Ms. ... Parkes, though I imagine you feel that way sometimes? You don't? You needn't be ...
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Page 80 from Issue 107-108

"No, I live here now, so those are only two of my household duties when she doesn't see to ... them," and the poet said "By living there, and please don't think me presumptuous or ... for me. But I think it's wonderful for her and I wish you two the most brilliant future ...
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Page 79 from Issue 54

phone book? Cage: I consider it a part of rwenneth-centurv ethics, you might say. I think that this ... unlisted. Kostelanetz: Well, if you want to close yourself off, it is the easiest way. Cage: Yes but it ... yourself to live in the twentieth century? Cage: I don't see that it would be reasonable in the ...
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Page 80 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
Page 80 from Issue 95 TRIQUARTERLY poetry. I know you can discover much of that reading ... translations, say of Zbigniew Herbert or Tomas Transtrorner, but I think you get an even keener sense when you ... same way you're inspired when you read Whitman or Dickinson or Williams. I can still recall ...
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Page 101 from Issue 41

absolutely nothing to do with us. It is not a metaphor. It is no excuse for irrationality. You think because ... country who can do what you do and perhaps 5 percent of them can do what I do. Just who do you think it is ... very high wages, almost insupportable wages-to service you. There are perhaps 100,000 people in the ...
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Page 80 from Issue 34

responsibility to the country, to keep up what we hold precious here. Not thinking of going abroad, are you ... traditional values still hold, Blygh-the family, the monarchy, individual rights, a sense of how far you can ... are you leaving. Are you happy in your present job, Blygh?" Sensing the question only in the ...
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Page 10 from Issue 61

right from the start. I had no part in it, I tell you." "Calm down. Don ... rendered it inevitable, from the point of view of the narrative. You yourself recognized it." ... "Nonsense! You're mad. And no matter what you say, I had no part in it. The airplane was your idea, ...
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Page 166 from Issue 80

Page 166 from Issue 80 society, accordingly, is to feel not only that others are permitted to have ... their private view of things but that those in a position to exert cultural influence are forbidden to ... neither as philistine nor as unfor­ tunate. Even to think of arguing with that colleague about what such ...
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I did not want to hurt you in any way; I wanted nothing that you did not desire yourself; 1 did not want ... yourself, Diego, it will be all right, you'll see". Suddenly he shuddered and cried: ... most part as it what we had to do and I had been thinking about on the ridge, but which he could never ...
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Page 47 from Issue 69

is fighters' cloth, ing? But no. No. Because you can paint almost anything if you allow ... yourself. And I don't want to give in to a deluded, wistful, tremulous, rushing kind of imaginary ... would come up with shelter and food. And that's all right. I think I can be that for the time ...

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