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On the Slopes of Parnassus
… Edition). By Vachel Lindsay. New York: The Macmillan Company. $3.50. Scarlet and Mellow. By Alfred Kreymborg. New … be possible for his readers, not only to read his appraisals of poetry, but also to estimate the rods by which he … in the way these figures illumine the queer ways that men die. When he writes that “April is a man, Coming at dusk out …
Psychology, Sociology, and War
… Before Dawn. By W. Somerset Maugham. Doubleday, Doran and Company. $2.50. You Can’t Be Too Careful By H. G. Wells. G. … of Morning, By Philip Van Doren Stern. Doubleday, Doran and Company. $3.00. The Gates of Aulis. By Gladys Schmitt. The … to Lincoln when he sees that union and not slavery has become the big issue. His imprisonment in civil and military …
The Grim Alligator
… feet long, and weighed more than half a ton. Because of a commendable phlegmatism of nature, a mule had been pressed … and permitted himself to be dragged, yet after a time, so accommodating was our pace, he propelled himself along with … life after the obsequies. The term of their natural life equals or exceeds that of man. I have raised a great many …
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A Question of Measurements
… mutually exclusive threats, did not enter into the popular computation of the menaces that hung over us. But one had … no exception. How he is now, and how he got that way may be points of historical interest, but how to bring him around … In addition to police, it took fifty-five thousand soldiers to restore order, and the property damage ran into …
Church on Saturday Night: Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion
… Church on Saturday Night: Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion The program begins with music at five o’clock … up a repertoire of duets suitable for baptisms and funerals, they will perform an old gospel song called “Where … Could I Go (But to the Lord)?” Keillor will lead the audience in a sing-along of traditional hymns and patriotic …
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Songs From the Revolution
… Constant anger is good fodder for emotional combustion, so it’s no wonder that we were suddenly gifted … the story is narrated by a host of voices and freewheeling points of view that give it the feel of a frenetic communal … revolution, gathering content for a podcast, magazine, and website. They and a pack of others—some Ph.D. dropouts, some …
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