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Prince Albert and King Lothar
… This gave me the right to go to Washington to take the orals, one day in May 1955. Four stern examiners at the State … I shall be a servant of the nation. But the first service coming was the military kind. The draft had not ended. The … ought to be. We were getting tough, and we felt like soldiers. We were Company B, and Company B had been filled with …
The New Historical Romance
… Yet Guerard has not abandoned a fundamental commitment to clarity. Except for the brief tape recording … his dead mother’s life, deliberately reminds us of Quentin Compson’s research and conjecture in Absalom, Absalom! And … seven-year-old son. She flees to Los Angeles, presumably dies there in an accident in 1922, and is supposedly buried …
Scar
… it is beautiful, a hardened flame , a flame that will not die . The ferry moves forward through the night, the pale … I had a friend who lost most of his face before he died, the cancer like ants eating him alive. He wore gauze …
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Mnohaya Lita
… The Russians were chased out of Lwów, fled. A German soldier broke the lock of the cell with his rifle, kicked the … fearing to be left behind.  Months later, when her blood comes, it feels like an accident. She feels a clench and a … in Lwów, pamphlets flutter through the air like enormous petals. surrender, they say in Polish: poddaanie się.  Then the …
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Riding Ditch
… quarter of one right of the New Cache La Poudre Irrigating Company ditch system attached. Farming in the arid expanse … whose efficiency ranges from 40 to 60 percent (some studies report potential efficiencies as high as 80 percent, … in the name of heritage. There have been numerous turning points concerning water in Colorado’s history. One of the …
Telling Irony: Peter Taylor’s Later Stories
… and meaning, and our role is parallel to the narrator’s. We come to share in the odd detective game: not to discover … shapes the story and presents those events to his audience. In such later works as “In the Miro District,” … For the interplay between “history” and “discourse” also reflects the action of the narrator’s own imagination …
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