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Krainov, S.

Kramer, Edgar Daniel

KRAMER, MARILYN

Kramer, Rosella

Kramer, Stephen Philip

Kramer, Steven Philip

Kramer, Steven Phillip

Kramer, Victor A.

Krapf, Martin A.

Krass, Alfred

Kraus, Rene

Kraybill, Donald B.

Kraynak, Robert P.

Krebs, A. V.

Krebs, A. V. Jr.

Kresensky, Raymond

MALE CHOIR (June 1944)

Male Choir RAYMOND KRESENSKY THE WORDS of the Te Deum Laudamus floated over the worshippers. The soprano carrying the words of praise to God was not that of a woman. A boy's voice...

Books (February 1929)

49 ~ THE COMMONWEAL February 27, I929 years, and in the meantime, the O'Neill public must apparently be led by the nose through the maze of his own mental confusions and, thanks to his dramatic...

Books (January 1929)

January 2, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL ...

Poems (March 1928)

z^ary As I went down Loch Leven's shore Upon a waning day, "Mary, Mary, Mary," low Cried waves that lapped my feet before Within a little bay; And wan wraiths by me seemed to go— Darnley,...

Poems (March 1928)

Winter JVealth Aladdin rubbed his wishing-ring (The queerest little shabby thing— Alas! I might have taken it for tin, Or brass— But never mind) the door flew in And there they were, the...

Wall-Paper for a Child's Room (verse) (February 1928)

Little fat ducks and geese Wearing doll bonnets tied Under their chins go round The white border beside An old, old woman with a crook. All this came out of an Old-fashioned story book. Life...

Poems (January 1928)

zj&y Mother s Dress My mother's dress was black silk, It almost stood alone. It had a crazy bustle And a bodice of feather bone. It had a hundred ruffles And at the waistline set A dozen rows...

Poems (September 1927)

Sht Thi itntng I ntng She never knew or minded If things were silk or stuff, So long as they were lovely, It was enough. Rhinestones or diamonds Thrilled her just the same, So long as the...

Books (August 1927)

Dante, by John Jay Chapman. Houghton Mifflin Company. New York: $2.50. THIS volume makes the very pleasant revelation that we have still Dante lovers who are genuine Dante scholars, at least in...

Poems (July 1927)

Ears While I was resting in the shade, She climbed into the carob tree. But suddenly she cried to me: "Come, get me! I'm afraid!" The carob tree grows trunk by trunk. And in between them she...

Where an Old House Stood (verse) (July 1927)

I sit on a hill where an old house stood And not a stick nor piece of wood Is here, but four white stones in a row Mark out a square that one may know Where the cottage was on the low stone...

Poems (May 1927)

719 POEMS Lark- Wise When I behold how men go down to death Like moon-thralled Keats, with half their work undone; I fear the fleet-foot hour, the hasting sun That wastes the rose he opens...

Poems for Holy Week (April 1927)

538 POEMS FOR HOLY WEEK Is This Not Enough to Bear? The crowds move up the way to Calvary And women smother sympathy for Christ, Christ the tall handsome carpenter Who came From Galilee to...

Poems (February 1927)

February 2, I927 T H E C O M M O N W E A L 357 I POEMS To a Reader of Old Books Oh, seek Him not in dusty scrolls And mouldered histories. No charact'ry of theirs extols These Mysteries,...

Poems (October 1926)

,October 20, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 585 POEM S Gity...

Tommy and I (verse) (July 1926)

306 THE COMMONWEAL July 28, 1926 Frenchman long ago said, "Every young man who is not...

Poems (June 1926)

June 23, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 187 POEM S ...

Kress, Leonard

Kress, Robert

Krickus, Richard J.

Krieg, Brandon

Krieg, Robert A

Kriegel, Harriet