Page 80 from Issue 57-2 through distant regions, and grew old, he lost his memory but, faithful ... still to his promise to his master, continued the task to which he had agreed. The merchant, too, grew ... old, and lost many of his faculties. One day the servant's constant peregrinations brought him ...

Page 80 from Issue 110-111 Christina heard herself called blessed girl and darling one and much ... wasn't too keen on spoiling his finery until your Uncle Karl here set the example. He gave me his ... cufflinks to hold and rolled up his sleeves and got right down to business in the dirt." ...

Harry's apartment and sleep outside on his fire escape. Maybe then they'd all be able to talk ... Page 80 from Issue 78 book, like the others before it-except that this one was based, con­ ... have both Arthur and Jonathan-the two men he loved most in the world-read his new book so that they ...

Page 80 from Issue 97 TRIQUARTERLY single resident of Yugoslavia, at any given moment of their ... residence. I thought that the cameras were superbly hidden, for I couldn't find any. While Mother ... nowhere." Sorge was all too aware of being watched: even on the Junker flight, he felt a gaze adhered to his ...

first act, Charles arrives at Rouault's farm to set his broken leg. A narrator, holding ... Page 80 from Issue 134 Madame Bovary (Northwestern, 2006): the narrator reads the bodies of Emma ... actors' bodies. NARRATOR Monsieur Rouault's wife had been dead for two years. His daughter helped ...