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Page 80 from Issue 8

"Ay me," she replies, "what act, / That roars so loud and thunders in the ... Page 80 from Issue 8 Yet I, A dull and muddy-mettled rascal, peak Like John-a-dreams, unpregnant ... of my cause, And can say nothing. Superficially we should expect him to complain that he can do ...
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Page 80 from Issue 94

meant Book. And for a long time I remained persuaded that the first sentence in Genesis was ... Page 80 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY anagrammatic practice emerges, nevertheless, fragments of ... a poet, and what's more, a proper name, consti­ tutes a serious contradiction. When the question ...
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Page 215 from Issue 80

the first explosion, killed his own father. Riddley's last words are that he, Riddley, has ... mystifications that obscure the novel's own involvement in what it shows. In doing so, it acknowledges ... Page 215 from Issue 80 repeatedly in the novel. In the show, Punch eats his own baby and excretes ...
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Page 80 from Issue 65

some­ thing Derek Walcott said. Do you think, given what you were saying, that poetry has more of a good ... That's a general thing. But what I am talking about that this part of the world might have meant, was ... Page 80 from Issue 65 WALCOTT: Well, the danger there is either like, you know, the Celtic revival ...
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years dancing in the Washington Ballet. She received her Ph.D. from Columbia University, and her first ... book, Giselle Considers Her Future, was published by Ohio State University Press. She lives with her ... Page from Issue 88 EVAN ZIMROTH Dead, Dinner, or Naked 5 1/2 x 81/2 inches 80 pages $15, cloth ...
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Page 152 from Issue 80

Page 152 from Issue 80 Timofeevna, as I was walking through the village, a storekeeper shouted ... after me: 'Hey, you sponger, you!!' How that hurt me!" (p. 220). She replies, ... of the aristocrats' speechifying, which she likens to the cackling of geese; of their petty ...
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Page 227 from Issue 80

mother remembers that during the summer "the only thing she read was Freud's Abnormal ... Psychology and found all sorts of symptoms that she was sure applied to her."15 Her lethargy soon ... and no schizophrenia."? She was given insulin shock and electroshock treatments, and appeared ...
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Page 80 from Issue 57-2

asked him, "By what right do you visit my wife in my absence?" "I ... Page 80 from Issue 57-2 through distant regions, and grew old, he lost his memory but, faithful ... "Given what you tell me," the merchant said, "I have something here that might suit ...
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Page 225 from Issue 80

Page 225 from Issue 80 allowed to see the depth of Plath's desperation. The high pitch of ... direction- than to lose it in slumber. I had lost all perspective; I was wandering in a desperate purgatory ... phlegmatic River Styx..• and a petulant Christ child bawling on the train •••) The orange sun was a flat ...
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irrelevant. What Saves Us moves right alongfrom that achievement. Bruce Weigl has become one of the best poets ... what we might have missed, face what we would avoid. I love the combination of smartness, pain, and ... what one might call conscious postmodem trashiness in this book.... A profoundly urban book, of harsh ...

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