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Mad Poets in the Spring
… volume, and Rossini has set another to music, he is uncomplainingly aware that he is the son of a pauper farmer. … Forever, and like China kings They come, but never seem to die. He can lie, with his head on a cushion of moss and muse … impalpable of threads to the enduring poetry of spring. 250-263 By Agnes Rothery …
The Junkers: Hostages to the Past
… The Junkers: Hostages to the Past When the time comes—as it will come, out of sheer military necessity—for … not more than a few thousand families, this proud, medieval cult of virtue and the sword has largely dominated … in Eastern Germany as Knights of the Teutonic Order in 1226. Returning from the Holy Land they were invited to carry …
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John Grisham and the Short Story
… of possibly publishing a short story collection. Agents come to visit, telling us, “it’s all about the novel now. … turning to short stories, this means that it’s time for a comeback. In 2009, short story collections like Wells … to publish fiction only once a year. I checked Grisham’s website if there was a direct reason why he switched to …
The Grim Alligator
… feet long, and weighed more than half a ton. Because of a commendable phlegmatism of nature, a mule had been pressed … and permitted himself to be dragged, yet after a time, so accommodating was our pace, he propelled himself along with … life after the obsequies. The term of their natural life equals or exceeds that of man. I have raised a great many …
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I Was a Revolutionary
… by what he found in the land that would one day become Kansas that he strangled the guide who’d brought him … talk broken treaties, Indian resettlement, and the Dog Soldiers who fought back against white aggression.  Through the … 1968, and the other, a recent photo from the department website. Underneath is a list of “crimes and exploits.”  I …
“World’s Zaniest Newspaper”: The Short, Happy Life of the Paris Edition
… Herald (which after the sale of the parent paper would become the Herald Tribune ) and the tiny, independent, and … and the best things in it were wasted on a wastrel Paris audience that to a melancholy extent had no deeper or keener … Englishman on the staff, he had made a useful friend. In 1926 Fraser found a printer and acted as publisher for Imbs’ …
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