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… and translations. Reading through four decades of work, comprising almost 250 poems, invitingly arranged in reverse … fission, is fueled by the fire of procreation which is also the fire of de-creation. Because the end of time … trail of Plath’s descending comet: And Edna Ward shall die in fifteen years, After her eight-and-eighty summers of …

… out, next. And just you be sure you’re not here when she comes, she said. You know Mrs. R. can’t stand the sight of … and where he kept his cricket colors and racing med als and things like that which were hung on the wall, mostly … have been an aunt of Julia’s if she had grown up, but she Died of a Decline, and no one knew what it was like to lose …

… Santayana once noted. I shared his words recently with an audience of doctors, bioethicists, and psychologists during a … they might make meaning out of medicine (and were perhaps also thankful for an hour off from the wards). Practitioners … And in casting for this vernacular, the physician shares a common purpose (though not method) with Rorty himself: …

… to this statement, probably not to be disputed, is that a complete bibliography woidd have been a useful addition to … the nation at the moment. (Momentarily, many people had become Agrarians, at least individually, in order to eat.) … Belloc and G. K. Chesterton, who were Distributists, were also good Agrarians, and the upshot of this slightly odd …

… in Paris during 1919, and during that year and the next embodied in several treaties: the Treaty of Versailles with the … gold marks should be paid by 1921 and forty billions by 1926. This treaty was resisted and attacked by the Germans … peace had been imposed; that contrary to the Fourteen Points of President Wilson, which the Germans had accepted …