The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 105,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1939 |
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... tired windows of Connecticut Hall that has given her lodgers to so many wars . If that time does come , we feel there will be a few to escape the ultimate end , a few who will bring a living literature to a grateful world . AFTERNOON IN ...
... tired windows of Connecticut Hall that has given her lodgers to so many wars . If that time does come , we feel there will be a few to escape the ultimate end , a few who will bring a living literature to a grateful world . AFTERNOON IN ...
Side 6
... Tired of riding , of doing anything . Plagues of gnats from the underbrush and the everpresent dust . Time to bivouac at last . Captain Pfeiffer slid from his sweaty horse and walked back to the wagon where Lieutenant Schmidt lay . Pale ...
... Tired of riding , of doing anything . Plagues of gnats from the underbrush and the everpresent dust . Time to bivouac at last . Captain Pfeiffer slid from his sweaty horse and walked back to the wagon where Lieutenant Schmidt lay . Pale ...
Side 7
... tired , so tired , to show the begin- nings of a ... No foresight though . Maybe it's easier . Don't try to console yourself now . You're going , and you're sorry . Close your eyes tightly ; it keeps back the tears . There was the ...
... tired , so tired , to show the begin- nings of a ... No foresight though . Maybe it's easier . Don't try to console yourself now . You're going , and you're sorry . Close your eyes tightly ; it keeps back the tears . There was the ...
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