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manipulations. Feed facts to wife, to son, to daughter: before you're through you're retrieving ... Page 80 from Issue 29 regular neighborhood snap enlarged and backed-five kids aged say six to ten: ... ways your own family can. The weekend had been confusing. Jenny had picked an argument Friday night but ...
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Page 184 from Issue 80 seems doomed, out-of-sync, a letter perpetually updated, postdated, never ... each in a different place and city? And besides, what relation can we maintain with the country ... we've lost, the country they've obliged us to abandon, what other presence of an absent place, ...
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Page from Issue 80 LITHUANIA short stories by Joe Ashby Porter Whether traveling from Marseille to ... Reading lithuania, I smiled from begin ning to end. "-fred Chappell $10.95 paperback $26.00 ... a f�miliar tale in a new light. We sympathize With a harmless giant who is brutally mur dered by ...
"You've used three in that speech alone. We'll never convince Kartavyan that we've got ... forged incredibly authentic labels to place at the empty sites of the Exclamatorium, the special room ... Page 90 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Fedorovna (Masha) and her mother were the only remnants of the ...
we're just trying to stabilize her," the doctor said. "Why don't you come ... Page 80 from Issue 93 TRIQUARTERLY would be fine, that the baby was having difficulty breathing, ... lay in bed. "Did they bring her by?" he asked. "Not yet. Were the phone ...
