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Towards a Better Realism
… Doctor. By Sheila Kayc-Smith. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company, Inc. $2.50. Joseph and His Brethren, By H. W. … understanding of the problems involved. The ideals, the viewpoints of the two authors are not, one feels, in any, way … East.” Indeed, Mrs. Pearman is quite in character when she dies a picture-poster death. The general opinion regarding …
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The Deluxe $19.95 Walking Tour of Historic Falls (NC)— Light-Lunch Inclusive—
… next few minutes I want to be your favorite form of modern communication. Founded in 1824, the … Right off, we’ve a … we midwifed into being. The Civil War’s oldest surviving soldier perished, not three homes from my family’s, in 1958. … man, whole hog—​all while making some point about the finer points of the male … anatomy.—​Is this too much?  Children? …
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The Many Deaths of Robert Walser
… The Many Deaths of Robert Walser The summer issue of VQR contains my essay about Robert … Europe’s German-language newspapers. But by the time he died in 1956, he was, like many writers of his type, nearly … police came and took photographs, one of which has since become something of an iconic image of the solitary, …
Miss Savory’s Memorial Museum: Carolina Coast
… churn, and that thicket of things unseen in the back. We’ll come to those in due time, every one. You do have time to … light’s about out, but he’s a loyal patron of these memorials, and I asked him, “Preacher, you know what the Bible … Were they orphans? Were they maybe sworn war brothers who died fighting side by side? With the name Thankful, it’s …
Faulkner, Encore Une Fois
… be his. And later, due to the careless stewardship of the Compsons, part of their land was sold to help pay for Quentin’s studies at Harvard, the scene of his suicide. Yet all of this … is the most sensible and sensitive one written to date. He points out that because Faulkner wanted to attract a wider …
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Corsica, with a Collie
… Livorno and Bastia. As we reached the dock we saw our ferry coming in from Bastia. She was a proper ship of several … place of red, eroded cliffs and gorges where there was also, as almost everywhere in Corsica, a profusion of herbs … one site in Germany where the remains of many people who died violent deaths seem to prove that war was already known …
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