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Page 80 from Issue 74

will open a record shop and/or hardware store when C. C. (our name for Cornelius) retires at ... "A dead man," I said, sounding a lot like Lazarus. We gave up discussing the war and trying ... Page 80 from Issue 74 ders. Mama sits in the little round-headed car. The blue from the police­ ...
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Page 80 from Issue 4

Page 80 from Issue 4 subdued and disciplined by religion, but who can say that they are ... dead?" In his conclusion to this essay, Eliot indicates that he finds Yeats's thought and ... Little Gidding (I 946). He reappears like one of his own spooks, and in ghostly form converses with Eliot ...
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Page 106 from Issue 87

what it alone among the arts has the power to do. At the moment we found our stories on novels, stage ... generation has not seen the rise of a true Poet of film. For all the arts, one is able to cite great masters ... plays, etc. In the future, we will think film and dream film. Wagner took me aside with doubts about ...
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Page 114 from Issue 114

was heard as far away as the Dead Sea, and the Sea of Galilee. (The Flemish angel hangs green-tawny ... o'clock carol service, we spun out, and saw the apartments down the block all dark, as the sky was ... Then we grow up with him, not in historic Palestine, but a Sienese gold border setting off blue. We ...
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Page 103 from Issue 38

orient other channel we designate henceforth by the name orthosexuals all sexes not having their other in ... Page 103 from Issue 38 own sack of lusts you wonder no doubt who pulls ex-machina unseen the ... arise the canticles jesus makes himself our sibling unto us a savior is given he comes to us debonair ...
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Page 157 from Issue 70

March 13, 1985. (He also remains Irish!) 67. Voyages to the Inland Sea, op. cit., p. 48. 68. This should ... Measure, 2, op. cit. 63. Frank Waters, Book of the Hopi (New York: Viking, 1963; rpt. New York Penquin, ... of the world rather than states of mind." 69. Measure, 2, op. cit. Among those who read ...
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Page 130 from Issue 80

Page 130 from Issue 80 to know what really caused the events of the period, that it is only ... of the plot become a decoy while the apparently unimportant ones turn out to be the key to true ... character's-attention. When we learn to look in this unex­ pected but always discernible locale, we become practiced in ...
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Page 30 from Issue 110-111

to Ralphie didn't mean we were to write about him. Simply writing, as usual, about the true ... Page 30 from Issue 110-111 But I still thought about her when in 8th grade we were asked to write ... our last Christmas composition and dedicate it to Ralphie. I wanted to write a story, not ...
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habitats were, the places we wander, incapably bridled to our impossible, imperfect desires.—Must we run so ... distances that pull at our mouths when we are close to one another, hungry for more mouth and the sleep that ... the sea and stretch out among the algae. * The mysoti seeds sprouted and have become paralyzed in that ...
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Page 169 from Issue 80

Page 169 from Issue 80 minds who have lined up against him. Bloom makes no mention of Ortega in ... in for mere contemporaneous ephemera. The concept of the height of the time, as we have seen, is ... name of equality." This Ortega would have supported because he understood that the ...

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