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Roughing It in Philadelphia
… such a beautiful house! Don’t you just love it?”—and I have come to reply with a weak and simple “Yes.” How can I, in a … two adventurers beat a howling retreat. The serving of meals was at best a complicated problem at Mount Pleasant. At … gentlemen and the ermine scarfs and capes with which the ladies had been wise enough to fortify themselves. The lace of …
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La Moretta
… as though stitched together from pelts of smaller animals. Bill had been certain it was menacing them, stalking … building that could have been in Paris except for the soldiers standing guard in ill-fitting green uniforms. Even the … he ordered shrimp cocktail and then refused to eat it. As a compromise, Bill and Lyla spent the first week of their …
Week of 5/13/18
… Best 200 Words I Read All Week. From fact to fiction, from comedic to tragic, we hope you find as much to admire in … Kate Snyder Excerpt from “Is it time for small plates to die now?”  The Pool ,  Lauren Bravo, April 6, 2018 2. If … Hughes appeared as the scruffy poet who had fled his studies at Columbia for the pleasures of la vie bohème , while …
The Properties of Stainless Steel
… assigned counselor, Dr. Goodwin, suggested that we find a common interest. This was the advice we bought with our … not just for her but for us, for myself. When the baby died late last year, I went looking for reasons: Rhonda had … who is partnered with Phil, near the front of the line. He points to her feet, giving her further instruction in the …
Reprint, Spring 1990
… Thought was published in 1943, By the time Mr. Weaver died 20 years later at the comparatively early age of 53, The Southern Tradition had … of Leadership has now been published by Harvard [$14.95, also available in cloth $29.95]. Transplanted Briton …
The Contemporary Literary Scene
… shifted from the work of art to the act of criticism. Litz points out American criticism, like English, has … has happened.” Mailer’s Sam Slovoda in “The Man Who Studied Yoga” illustrates the dilemma of the Jew, “straddled … a recognition of the presence of the past in the present. 726-735 By Doris L. Eder …
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