North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volumes 245-246University of Northern Iowa, 1938 |
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Page 30
... once flood - rolled . And we enjoy the flood music once again , for it is all well written on channels of rock and boulder walls , and stranded , battered logs . Every flower , every needle is exhaling odor . Amid such innumerable ...
... once flood - rolled . And we enjoy the flood music once again , for it is all well written on channels of rock and boulder walls , and stranded , battered logs . Every flower , every needle is exhaling odor . Amid such innumerable ...
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... Once again a conventional world gaped , for when Wright left for Japan he was not alone . Once again he had found a kindred spirit . He applied himself to his commission with the true architect's approach . With an open mind , he ...
... Once again a conventional world gaped , for when Wright left for Japan he was not alone . Once again he had found a kindred spirit . He applied himself to his commission with the true architect's approach . With an open mind , he ...
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... once again burned to the ground . Once more Wright set himself to the task of recon- struction . He was still in debt , but insisted that rebuilding , on a bigger scale than ever , be started right away . And so Taliesin , something of ...
... once again burned to the ground . Once more Wright set himself to the task of recon- struction . He was still in debt , but insisted that rebuilding , on a bigger scale than ever , be started right away . And so Taliesin , something of ...
Contents
Foreword J | 24 |
Six Poems SISTER MARY IRMA | 58 |
Up from Missouri MALCOLM VAUGHAN | 82 |
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