I desire it, it is difficult for you to understand me, to be able to imagine the state in which I find ... myself, you would have to be in my place and feel what I am feeling In my situation, I assure you, it is ... Page 271 from Issue 13-14 fects her too much, she is fragile as a mirror, a dove, and at any ...

Page 226 from Issue 80 This pattern of behavior is evident in Plath's journals, large ... physical symptoms. The majority of her letters to her mother seem to be written during the symptom-free ... concludes: 226 Issue 80 page ...

"Down there," he said, "the nigger knows his place and stays in it." This ... statements about it. It is cer­ tainly difficult for the distant viewer to compre­ hend the prejudice many ... "place" of the negro are on a separate and fre­ quently lower level than those of the white seems to be ...

Page 99 from Issue 80 through that with lovemaking their words would be dissolved. She would ... played hide-and- 99 Issue 80 page ... that she was no longer playing fair. She was drawing back behind her masks. It came through in her ...