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Page 182 from Issue 80 Reorganization, becomes laden with satirical effect. At the same time, ... Issue 80 page ... intermingled hope and despair which have characterized the writings of Argentine exiles of the seventies and ...
Page 254 from Issue 80 dent. Reading nature and language, Moss resembles Howard Nemerov, that ... a day's work, 254 Issue 80 page ... tating seriousness. He proclaims an Old Testament bias early on: "I can believe a cloud gave us ...
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Page 80 from Issue 96 TRIQUARTERLY His vigorous routine had provoked his asthma and he grabbed his ... "I don't need to be Einstein." 80 Issue 96 page ... feelings for the infant." "Thank goodness you had the foresight to come here ...
Page 80 from Issue 122 minor improvement to his serious and dignified posture, an armed sen tinel ... A straight fall like rock caving in on itself. And there she lay. Unconscious, uncon- 80 Issue 122 page ... wish. Look around you. Have you noticed that we have traveled far? Why no, Mr. Coates, she said. I had ...
Page 204 from Issue 80 20. Juan Francisco Guevara, Argentina y su sombra (Buenos Aires: Edicion ... see my essay "Translating the Unspeakable" in Open Magazine (Westfield, NJ), #5, ... Literature, XXII: 1 (Winter 1981), p. 15. 204 Issue 80 page ...
Page 80 from Issue 131 bined with many supportive academics (at least a few of whom were re ... African attitudes toward governance: 80 Issue 131 page ... to tum a blind eye to the atrocities in Matabeleland that might have been predictors of the chaos to ...
