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Golden Age and Twilight
… is a tribute to Russian genius and to its power of overcoming the most distressing incubi. It is quite certain—and … the vile Tsar put the poet in the mood of being ready to die. After a life full of amorous exploits —his own Don … the fact that Pushkin was not only the most national but also the most international of all Russian writers; the …
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The Military Community
… The Military Community In the mosaic of values that is Western social … with this or that nationalist-military power in secular goals, no one would wish to take from Christianity its … of peace, not war. Thus, a single company of French soldiers was capable of holding very large areas holding a …
Requiem In B Flat Major for One Tuba
… me if this is true. My neighbor Mrs. Lewis says your moving company recruits its workers from the parking lot down at … was to go out and fix the disasters these “moving professionals” created. Some were easy, like sewing up a tear in the … school and Saturdays to make ends meet. By the time she died, four years later, I had lost interest in college. I …
Testing an Inspiration
… experiment with creative power. Perhaps social awareness is also essential, not by the imposition of ideas, but by the … of view will be reached again at the conclusion of our comment, it may be appropriate to illustrate our … with its full photographic apparatus and its intelligent comment, is invaluable. He frankly rescues Wright from the …
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The Night Surrounds Us Like a Room Whose Door Is Closed
… laughed. I tried to make it sound less arrogant and more comically depressing and told you that all my memories of … Certain images repeated themselves in the gaps between bodies. Babies suckling and grimacing before artists accepted … with red inside which was the inside of my face. But I also looked oddly pretty and conventional, my cheeks flushed …
A Dramatic and Ongoing Story
… the mother of Wendy and the grandmother of Emily, who died in 1988 at the age of 84. “Those books” include such … Ms. Fairey rightly considers “a kind of feminist heroine,” also embodies that 19th-century archetypal hero. Exceptional … instance, Mommie Dearest—One of the Family is a complex narrative, part biography, part autobiography. …
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