The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 134,Oplag 4Yale Literary Society, 1966 |
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... five years . The style of the letter , which I opened when my roommate had gotten the best answer I was going to give him , portrayed someone I could not possibly see in clarity without seeing him in person . The letter belied him as I ...
... five years . The style of the letter , which I opened when my roommate had gotten the best answer I was going to give him , portrayed someone I could not possibly see in clarity without seeing him in person . The letter belied him as I ...
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... five years , I discovered I could be happy without them , and was rarely alone . Being alone was one of my great- est fears at that point , but I was fortunate in that there were others like me . Yet I still viewed the early summers on ...
... five years , I discovered I could be happy without them , and was rarely alone . Being alone was one of my great- est fears at that point , but I was fortunate in that there were others like me . Yet I still viewed the early summers on ...
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... five years really hadn't changed as much as he'd thought . He predicted great clusters of motels and other aluminum - glass shapes , but , as he said , " Someone forgot to tell the Chamber of Commerce that this place is popular . " The ...
... five years really hadn't changed as much as he'd thought . He predicted great clusters of motels and other aluminum - glass shapes , but , as he said , " Someone forgot to tell the Chamber of Commerce that this place is popular . " The ...
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