enormously attractive to a great many people when he devel­ oped it in one work after another in the twenties ... Page 161 from Issue 80 between the two world wars, Ortega lost much of his domestic following when ... he went into exile. Although his reputation in other western countries remained considerable even in ...

a maze of shadow, peach leaves veining its wood colour, and cobwebs broken breathing ah ah as it is ... Page 80 from Issue 21 over her cup, still as desolate, the misty ovals make nothing of her trees ... company? what is it? Blood bawling its lies back at an impromptu '0 I am so unhappy,' or ...

Page 99 from Issue 11 dread was that humans were inherently unstable and yet 'at the rate ... unlimited power.' This is a dread we can all share: human unreason with unreasonable power at its ... and an accelerating wastage of things there is little education to be had, and Adams approaches his ...

Tolstoy did not write entries in his diary, however the daily journal of White has survived. It indicates ... whether Tolstoy was aware of the impact his own writ­ ings had made on Howells. 99 Autobiography, pp. 82, ... forbidden by the censor­ ship in Russia. See his Shamanismen i norra Asien; nagra drag ur shamanvasendets ...