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… percent Gentile when I first started selling bagels there 26 years ago. I assure you this was long before any of the … to her with a flourish of my other hand that could have accompanied the gift of a jewel. That Gentile lady left with a … that these were Gentile customers, after all, not all the ladies wore crosses and in a bakery you don’t have an …

… about it and eventually suffered some sort of breakdown, also, his oil-rich country has got much worse—more Fascist. … improve my life (having gone to school in England, he had become a passionate Anglophile, and had anglicized his Middle … a taxi that he had carelessly kept waiting, I would have died rather than remind him to repay me, which he of course …

… given several times before, describing a moment that his audience knew well. Whitman reserved his talk, “Death of … anniversary. This performance fell on the twenty-second commemoration. “The New York literati listened in religious … widely on the internet. Suggesting why, the editor of one website introduced Twain’s sketch: In troubled times it can …

… appliances and redirecting the flow of industrial materials. We need not be alarmed by the mere fact that American industry must be completely reconstructed when peace returns. Secondly, the … that will exist when the guns cease firing and the soldiers start for home. The changes that have been occurring …

… post by UVA professor Paul Cantor is part of our online companion to our  Winter 2013 issue on Classic Hollywood.  … Virginia, might be curious about this show, because it deals with a university in Virginia and regularly refers to … few, probably because of the low tolerance of preview audiences for Poe’s poetry), the professor turns his classroom …