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The Exile’s Tale
… The Exile’s Tale The country I come from is far to the north: our wedding dresses are lined … winter sleep, whose dreams, in the religion of my land, comprise the human soul. In my country the snow lies as deep …
Reagan In Retrospect
… to duck”—to good effect after he was shot. In front of an audience he excelled in expressing grave concern, moral … says it all. Donald Regan, then secretary of the treasury, points to a huge deficit projection on a blown-up bar graph. … by 200 percent, Reagan never knew that the Soviets were not competing with his military budget. At the time Nancy …
Reintroducing Stevenson
… York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. Each volume, 90 cents. The complete set, $28.80. A generation has passed since Robert Louis Stevenson died in far-away Samoa, a generation that has seen many … time has been having its revenges on the older man who has also lived apart, through a lifetime, from his …
Indian Languages
… travelers may easily converse, and that trade may be accomplished with all fairness and thrift: father, mother, … country, that artists may later depict from certain vantage points the beauty of this land and people as they now are: … a pipe, to love, to hate. See and record all things as you come upon them first that I may know them well, and …
Reflections on Edmund Burke
… general reader; with increased numbers of practitioners has come not progress but, I think, decline. Nobody seriously … a very few rather than appealing to an educated reading audience. There are of course broad-minded as well as … in France has to be understood in the light of how hard he also tried, having emigrated to London at the age of 21, to …
Faulkner: The Rhetoric and the Agony
… Agony When William Faulkner published a first novel in 1926 entitled “Soldiers’ Pay,” no one could possibly have known that the ghost … subtle point of view; it has been a register of too many points of view, and in its way a substitute for a point of …
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