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Massive Resistance: Virginia’s Great Leap Backward
… All that activity about four children! The reason for the commotion, and consternation, was that the youngsters were … Harry F. Byrd, who dominated the public policy of the Commonwealth and who had determined that school integration … to reduce the number of statewide elected officials from eight to three, thereby creating the “short” …
Boats Against the Current: Notes of A Returning Exile
… the inextricable knot of the Jersey traffic, was as welcome as sweet water after the astringencies of … the absurd but endearing flamboyancies of the 1920’s. The medieval fakery went well with the tiny private parks, where … the shabbiness of the Houses built in the 1930’s. At some points they had faded and dimmed into positive sordidness, …
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The Silent Woman
… past. Nothing about Orwell that isn’t in the biographies. Also, a bit tendentious.” “Meaning?”  “Look it up.” But he … early, he squatted like a monkey on his chair before his computer and would have missed lunch most days had I not … Willard who said, “I see you at Grumpy’s these days in the company of an epicene young man.” “A good kid—really smart,” …
Robert Frost: American Poet
… Collected Poems. By Robert Frost, New York: Henry Holt and Company. $5.00. There is a respect in which Robert Frost is … of his feeling that keeps Frost from ever striking the false note. His love of nature goes so deep that he is … The one phrase of the wife’s, “Warren, he has come home to die,” is just the release-snap that changes the irony of the …
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The Lineaments of Gratified Desire
… Are you still here? You were going to get milk—” She had come to the door and, seeing her son, walked over to give … mother would sit with a TV tray of various snacks and candies at her elbow, her leg supported by a big leather … about him, he was tight as a drumhead. But evidently he was also cool. He had once smoked dope with Bob Dylan’s band. …
Discipline and Will
… Eric, I said, “You know that if your father and Marianne come, the baby comes too, and what’ll happen during … the comeback of loose face powder, and the scandals of the world of fashion. “I think my favorite designer … When she began enumerating brilliant designers who had died of AIDS, Belle grew quiet. AIDS was confusing and …
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