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Eden, Helen Parry
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Ederer, Rupert J.
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Edey, Birdsall Otis
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Editors, Jane Howard, Andrew Sullivan, Emilie Griffin, Michael Dorris, Dan Wakefield, Diane Apostolo
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Edsall, Richard Linn
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 Places and Persons
(December 1930)
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WHEN I went to Oberammergau this summer, I took a bus from Lucerne, full of high expectations of Swiss and German scenery. Alas! it rained hard all day, and we saw hardly anything— a large...
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Resurgent (verse)
(August 1930)
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T^esurgent I had almost grown grey before my time With solemnness and dark-browed meditation; A sleigh-bell was a monastery chime, A peal of laughter was a profanation. Now that I know your...
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Books
(April 1929)
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April 24, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 723 resource is her infallible sense of timing lines. An...
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Books
(August 1928)
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BOOKS A Pageant of the Past Memories of Manhattan, by Charles T. Harris. New York: The Derrydale Press. $10.00. MR. CHARLES TOWNSEND HARRIS gives us in an interesting volume his...
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Books
(August 1928)
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BOOKS The Two-Ring Circus The Democratic Party, by Frank R. Kent. $5.00; The Republican Party, by William S. Myers. $5.00. New York: The Century Company. MR. KENT is a political writer for...
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Sonnets
(March 1928)
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The Rider Sister All that a life may hold which others save As hoarded treasure was her sacrifice. She had birth's dowry, yet each pearl she gave Despoiled the spirit's richness as its...
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Poems for Christmastide
(December 1927)
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Cjfrom the SibyV s Book The scudding cloud has heard in the night From the fretted forest white with frost, A glittering Word, a singing Word, And youth has won and age has lost. We shall grow...
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The Weeping Siren (verse)
(November 1927)
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Around her, the unvarying plain of sea Stretches its boundless ranks of grey and white, Sweeping their chilly arms up to her knee; Again, the arrows of Apollo's light Beat on her pitiless from...
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Books
(November 1927)
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America Comes of Age, by Andre Siegfried; translated by H. H. Hemming and Doris Hemming. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $j.OO. Where Freedom Falters, by the author of The Pomp of Power....
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Adelaide Procter's Grave
(May 1927)
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THE recent redecoration of Adelaide Procter's grave in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, reminds one that it is high time for a renovation of her entombed fame. For a long time after...
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Books
(May 1927)
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722 BOOKS Colonel Bob Ingersoll, by Cameron Rogers. New York: Doubleday, Page and Company. $3.00. MR. ROGERS has followed up his fictional biography of Walt Whitman, The Magnificent Idler, with...
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Books
(April 1927)
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BOOKS In China, by Abel Bonnard. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company. $$.oo. THE author of this interesting book is announced as "winner of the Grand Literary Prize awarded by the...
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Books
(March 1927)
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554 BOOKS King Goshawk and the Birds, by Eitnar & Duffy. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.50. THE fact that many of the newer Irish writers are apt to deal with life in harsh or in violent...
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Edwards, Sarah
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Eells, John S. Jr.
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EGAN, (MSGR.) JOHN J.
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EGAN, (REV.) HARVEY
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Egan, Cyril B.
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Egan, Eileen
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Egan, Harvey F.
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Egan, J. M.
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EGAN, JAMES A.
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Egan, John J.
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Egan, John Marion
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Egan, Joseph M.
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Egan, Keith J
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EGAN, MARTIN
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Egan, Maurice Francis
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Egan, Ralph Whitehead, John Shea, John Cusick, Martha Dudich, Chuck Pfeffer, Maree Hartley, Margaret
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EGAN, REV. HARVEY F.
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Egan, Robert J
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