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situations that is all his own. It's as if no one had ever spoken in just this way, or about things ... Page from Issue 80 LITHUANIA short stories by Joe Ashby Porter Whether traveling from Marseille to ... I've seen. And in those �entences he has a way of displaying the lives of people, places, and ...
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Page 121 from Issue 80 bourgeois. In exasperation, he complained to his friend A. S. Suvorin (who, ... everything, since for an idle mind it is easier to negate than affirm; who does not marry and refuses to ... typically arrived at its views. Here again, he seems to echo Tolstoy. In Anna Karen ina, Stiva Oblonsky ...
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to stop its falling. * As one revolution falls into another, I hear only this voice that says Follow. ... Page 109 from Issue 80 course angles steeply down and as it dives into the Ring I know. I know why ... it climbs: it climbs to fall. And I know this now as well: the voice has lied, has always lied. It is ...
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Page from Issue 94 w. S. DI PIERO Shadows Burning Few other poets of his generation have succeeded ... material. In its intense preoccupation with change, hopelessness and the frailty of whatever continuities ... contribution to American poetry.-Alan Shapiro 80 pages $29.95, cloth (0-8101-5019-0) $12.95, paper ...
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Page 54 from Issue 80

brown leaves something stirred like our laughter at its alarm. That night we turned from the street; we ... yet we chose to love there, as if to dare that world to wake. 54 Issue 80 page ... Page 54 from Issue 80 Questions of Love Why in the darkened alleyway did we choose to grope for ...
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And which remained long after the delight it brought had ended. Sometimes I think I hear the sound of ... Page 65 from Issue 80 I don't think so. Age is like the dreams one had in childhood, Some ... lies something intricate and real and Nearly close enough to touch. I live it, and I know I should ...
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a paltry double of Voinitskv, Maria Vasilievna farcically duplicates him. vi: Idleness and the Apocalypse ... Page 140 from Issue 80 right and what is wrong" (p. 214). Even the professor, who has ... utter contempt for her, is not so intolerable as she. Perhaps he senses, as we do, that as Telegin is ...
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Page 7 from Issue 80 Three Poems Charles o. Hartman Anthem I remember Bird, I remember Clifford, ... I remember Django. I remember you. Says my heart, What is this thing Called love? My foolish heart. People­ ... People will say we're in love, say it Over and over again; it's the talk Of the town. ...
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Winter 1989/90
Page 80 from Issue 77 Whereupon both began to revile, punch and kick him, driving him into the ... handcuff him if need be. "I'm not going anywhere," the vainglorious youth ... with involuntary, sulky appeal at Eddie. He was sort of cute in his exasperation, his sleepy-eyed, 80 ...
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Page 228 from Issue 80 February 25, Saturday. So we are scrubbed, hair washed fresh, feeling ... trek. On and on •... Anyway, I am tired, and it is Saturday afternoon and I have all the aca­ demic ... hear, which was worse, almost. And atop of this, through the hellish sleepless night of feverish ...

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