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For October:
A POEM, by T. S. ELIOT PO-CHÜ-I, versions by ARTHUR D. WALEY CANTLEMAN, by WYNDHAM LEWIS IMAGINARY LETTERS, V., by EZRA POUND BARBARA ROSCORLA’S CHILD, by ARTHUR SYMONS AN EDITORIAL ON SOLICITOUS DOUBT
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HANRAHAN’S OATH: A PLAY, by LADY GREGORY
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... there is certain category of spirit that is not quite anaemic, and ... ... there is a certain category of spirit that is not quite anaemic, and ...
... man’s festival as a Falstaff of unwieldly spume; if he comes at ... ... man’s festival as a Falstaff of unwieldy spume; if he comes at ...
... Yet saw on “ad.” “To-night, THE HUDSON SAIL”, ... ... Yet saw on “ad.” “To-night, THE HUDSON SAIL, ...
... Murmured Judas, helfting the leather bag. ... ... Murmured Judas, hefting the leather bag. ...