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Page 94 from Issue 19 I. ''HOW MUCH LOAM, ORDINARY DIRT, FOLIAGE, MOSS, AND EVEN ... parables and a fabled landscape for our lives and spirit. This is our Kabalah, and if men, like yourself, ... write it in real English, archaic if necessary, but not low or cheap (we imagine that because we are ...

Page 131 from Issue 80 and with no apparent sense of its importance, does the narrator describe ... father's, as the stage directions say. As if she were a steward, she also manages the land and ensures its ... are unchanging and repeated actions, which is why they have so much value and so little narrative ...

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