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… probably the mails. There’s a whole ocean they’ve gotta” come across.” “Ben says the same thing,” Mrs. Stanley said. … which cars passed slowly and at a safe distance. They had also learned by experience that if they went the long way, … be on their way to fight Hitler or Tojo. Several of the soldiers waved and smiled as they walked by on the screen, and …

… show of a ghastly synchronicity, off the earth. And then I comprehend the urges, or anyway some of the urges, … down the gullets in Rabelais? How many quaffs of sack for Falstaff? In one Irish poet’s twelfth-century lyrical whimsy, … tumor . . . let them try, just let them try, to pry these bodies, these repletions, from their hold on life, or lessen …

… A hump like a snow-hill! It is Moby- Dick!” The white whale comes out of the sea in order to do battle with his human … the sea utterly surrounded and embraced by the land. Olson points to this fact in talking about the trip that Melville … computes the size of individual stones. It refuses to be studied or adequately comprehended. It still looms in my …

… Heimweh: In Exile Heimweh Dass diese Heimat mir verlorenging Ist wie ein Traum. Und nachts … Heimatluft umfangt mich wunderbar. Und wahrer ist der Traum als Wirklichkeit Die tags mich tauscht. Sie scheint mir nur … in the way I know— And each night brings the crowded company With whom I can no longer gather now. And thus the …

… Quebecois Sport    A half hour to race time, the snow still coming down, Jean Anderson had a decision to make: canoe … of Château Frontenac. On the north shore you’ve picked two points. Maybe point one is Château Frontenac, high atop the … lakes and streams of southeast Michigan, rather docile bodies of water whereon sunbathers like to float in inner …