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way we start our day," running the sand hills before dawn. Rumor had it that one team had run ... "How's the war going?" "This magazine says we're kicking shit out of ... night sounds. Hanson read the ads outloud. "'There's a Ford in ...
Page 17 from Issue 80 and when he laughs, it shakes, until the air is filled with silken snow, the ... wind toying with it, lifting the petals as if back to the branch, then bringing them lightly down. ... war, when we were both children (the same age, I think, though it was a point of pride with her to ...
too, insists that we must choose: "And what I aim at is to bring the reader to the point of ... Page 148 from Issue 80 Astrov's shortcoming, his failure to take his own ideals seriously ... with his beliefs. As we have seen, Chekhov, like Tolstoy, usually regards love based on pas sion or ...
Coates said. He gave her his best look of authority, let me bring a matter to your attention. If you ... wish. Look around you. Have you noticed that we have traveled far? Why no, Mr. Coates, she said. I had ... Page 80 from Issue 122 minor improvement to his serious and dignified posture, an armed sen tinel ...
it's the chair leg scraping the floor when you climb up and reach. 47 Issue 80 page ... Page 47 from Issue 80 in a thinned-out shadow crossing the bar of light, lapping it, like the ... reef. Deeper, small change cringed in the muck, waiting to be claimed. ("Well, they're ...
sure. You're not a kid any more, so don't. Smoke came up from its chimney. She looked ... Page 80 from Issue 50 pointment they kicked them to pieces. Johnny Towle booted them harder than ... wanted to cry about that-but still, perhaps one day they would. When your bones ached you could see ...
incredible effort. A: That's right. And you know, we've talked about how risque she is, yet ... Page 159 from Issue 114 Vietnamese, and this is a sad and frightening figure since we're ... read it. So what Nhan has done by digitizing Nom is extraordinary. We've created the Viet ...
kindly and wisely enough: "Take no notice, my dear. We all live on God. You, Sonya, Ivan ... Page 152 from Issue 80 Timofeevna, as I was walking through the village, a storekeeper shouted ... after me: 'Hey, you sponger, you!!' How that hurt me!" (p. 220). She replies, ...
