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Page 80 from Issue 36

stopped, turned to each other, confronted in this last tiny matter, for one more secret. "I know, ... Page 80 from Issue 36 When the spots are dry I can brush them away. Most things aren't so ... Why's he buying me all this, Freddy? You know?" He felt Grandfather's old worn eyes ...
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Page 83 from Issue 80

Page 83 from Issue 80 First Home Back there, on the scattered edge of town where the road was ... from the red earth, played shipwreck on a haycart, wheel-less, adrift in the yellow grass. When ... grieve?- in deerskin, knee-deep in the grass, each seed head weighing on its blade, nodding as if the whole ...
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Day Labor; Drought Summer; First Home; Day Care: First Fight; In the City

Lawrence Schmidt
where, just where, to break it clean. But there are others-twenty, thirty?-day laborers who work, like ... from Issue 80 Six Poems Lawrence Schmidt Day Labor for Taura 1 think of you moving alone through all ... air, you parch, sunburn or pollen or something in the dust you move in, that you kick up with each ...
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Page 80 from Issue 77

Winter 1989/90
Page 80 from Issue 77 Whereupon both began to revile, punch and kick him, driving him into the ... with involuntary, sulky appeal at Eddie. He was sort of cute in his exasperation, his sleepy-eyed, 80 ... handcuff him if need be. "I'm not going anywhere," the vainglorious youth ...
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Page 145 from Issue 80

strikingly contemporary that it is hard to see them in the context of Chekhov's play. In a way not ... Page 145 from Issue 80 Astrov constantly looks for literary or theatrical images to explain his ... life. "What's the use?" he says at the beginning of the play. "In ...
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Page 80 from Issue 64

way down when the stores opened. I had to look like a shopper so they wouldn't ask me to ... Page 80 from Issue 64 know how long I've been waiting?" He had a crumpled white ... I felt like it." Ted moved the candy to the bench, out of Hup's sight. "So ...
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Page 79 from Issue 80

on to you and burning sword above it turning every way I turn. 79 Issue 80 page ... Page 79 from Issue 80 Prayer on the Temple Steps Devious guide, strange parent, what are you but ... the movable ways I lose you by? Opulent honeycomb of nowhere where the bee-ghosts cluster, hymning ...
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Page 80 from Issue 34

Page 80 from Issue 34 people were walking away. They took my brother and afew others, kept them in ... half-light to my sister's and no onefelt like speaking) and safe on the streets at night. We change ... nicely," and he gives Blygh a coin. "Thank you, Blygh." "Thank you, ...
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Page 80 from Issue 126

untrue. He had, he had. But not in front of the students. He was sorry; it wasn't like him ... Page 80 from Issue 126 Steven Schwartz Indie 10 His picture would appear in the paper, scrutinized ... in his background as to what had motivated him. They'd find nothing. No illicit love affairs ...
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Page 136 from Issue 80

Page 136 from Issue 80 in its "Prelude" describing how she, like Saint Theresa, ... tradition from a prosaic standpoint. Like Tolstoy's two great novels, Chekhov's plays ... allusions. We are asked to consider the extent to which our own lives are, like the title of this play ...

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