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we headed back to the 160 Issue 99 page ... Page 160 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY one of the cabinets with a key, then whipped out a full pot of ... was likewise smogging my head. The reason they had squared Busch's ear off had to do with his ...
her it was hopeless. "And what do you think would happen if 31 Issue 99 page ... Page 31 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY the potty or had a bedpan needed cleaning, then returned to the ... ma'am," she answered like a caught orderly, caught sleeping, caught lying, looking up at ...
Page 99 from Issue 57-1 Gogel's stories and all of Saltvkov-Shchedrtn. I would prefer not ... a spiritual death sentence and I am not sufficiently submissive to accept that. But meanwhile that literature ... is drawing nearer to us, becoming disturbingly close. We have started using it to think, we see ...
Page 48 from Issue 80 Leopardi's La sera del di di Festa A few bedroom lights. The moon ... You're above it all, sleeping in your room. No night-sweats or pulsing throat, no shiver when world-stuff ... boys hung on you before you dumped them in the pit of your voluptuous indifference. You're ...
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Page 99 from Issue 81 three dollars an hour for adults. twelve and under are a dollar-fifty. Thank ... I couldn't. There were bills, letters, nasty messages. Soon, I had the same beleaguered feeling I sometimes ... planes and logging trucks and chainsaws. Gradually I came to realize that I couldn't escape the ...
prosper. Only in epistolary novels do people write one another when they're nearby; even living ... under the same roof, they send letters instead of conversing, obliged to do so by the rhetoric of the ... their hermetic isolation and re-enter, actively, the larger history lying beyond the 178 Issue 80 page ...
