The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 138,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... someone asked him if he had seen the latest movie with Chaplin . " There are two schools , " he said . " Those who are Charlie Chaplin's fans , and those who like the Marx Brothers . To whom do you be- long ? " Each his view . And he ...
... someone asked him if he had seen the latest movie with Chaplin . " There are two schools , " he said . " Those who are Charlie Chaplin's fans , and those who like the Marx Brothers . To whom do you be- long ? " Each his view . And he ...
Side 7
... someone else reads them . One who loves poetry without being a poet himself . " And then , generalizing : " I don't wish to give advice to the young . I'm afraid I might harm them ; now the distance between us is great . Perhaps it's ...
... someone else reads them . One who loves poetry without being a poet himself . " And then , generalizing : " I don't wish to give advice to the young . I'm afraid I might harm them ; now the distance between us is great . Perhaps it's ...
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