The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 115,Oplag 3Yale Literary Society, 1947 |
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... wrong first because Existentialism cannot be a code for the common man because it has no myth ; and secondly he is mistaken in trying to be socially minded . There is nothing wrong with be- ing socially aware but you cannot try to be so ...
... wrong first because Existentialism cannot be a code for the common man because it has no myth ; and secondly he is mistaken in trying to be socially minded . There is nothing wrong with be- ing socially aware but you cannot try to be so ...
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... wrong places . The song ended in a soft gasp , caught on a little spit in his mouth . He coughed , thinking fiercely . " It isn't my heart that will break . Why does anyone talk about your heart ? Something in my skin might break just ...
... wrong places . The song ended in a soft gasp , caught on a little spit in his mouth . He coughed , thinking fiercely . " It isn't my heart that will break . Why does anyone talk about your heart ? Something in my skin might break just ...
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... wrong with the love of her own family ? Nobody loves you like your own family . Everybody else . cheats you and falls down on you , except your own family . " Irving chuckled loudly , and Estelle turned red . " I don't know what's so ...
... wrong with the love of her own family ? Nobody loves you like your own family . Everybody else . cheats you and falls down on you , except your own family . " Irving chuckled loudly , and Estelle turned red . " I don't know what's so ...
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