The Yale Literary Magazine, Volumes 124-125Yale Literary Society, 1955 |
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... tion without emitting even the feeblest roar . Shortly after she had finished the first of her lectures , she retired to the Elizabethan Club and made social history without utter- ing a single memorable phrase : she violated one of the ...
... tion without emitting even the feeblest roar . Shortly after she had finished the first of her lectures , she retired to the Elizabethan Club and made social history without utter- ing a single memorable phrase : she violated one of the ...
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... tion of his father's faith , only to find that since his departure the family had changed its name and become Unitarians . Evidently she was still unsure about the fate of the mocha . As far as I could di- vine , she was wavering ...
... tion of his father's faith , only to find that since his departure the family had changed its name and become Unitarians . Evidently she was still unsure about the fate of the mocha . As far as I could di- vine , she was wavering ...
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... tion through the subtle metaphorical terms in which the subject matter is set forth- and the processes of perception and the ex- tension of the meaning of the human situa- tion are left to the reader . La Farge is at his best outside ...
... tion through the subtle metaphorical terms in which the subject matter is set forth- and the processes of perception and the ex- tension of the meaning of the human situa- tion are left to the reader . La Farge is at his best outside ...
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