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The Yale Literary Magazine (Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 1, October 1922)

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YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS

Announces the Publication of the following New Verse—

Lyra Levis

By Edward Bliss Reed

In this attractive little volume Mr. Reed describes in humorous verse the faculty, the undergraduates, and the life in an American university town. The book will appeal to anyone who knows college communities.

Price $1.00

Hidden Waters

By Bernard Raymund

“These songs be carven from Dear days we knew, Green days, and windy days and some Wild with the flames that used to come When love was new.”

In the Yale Series of Younger Poets

Price $1.25

Attitudes

By Paul Tanaquil

“Here are my songs, Such as I make them; Each one belongs Unto you: take them.”

In the Yale Series of Younger Poets

Price $1.25

In the Sky Garden

By Stephen Moylan Bird

Selected and arranged with a Biographical Sketch by Charles Wharton Stork.

“Like a cool vapor falling The voice of Death is calling: ‘In my dim land is Peace, By Lethe-languid fountains In my mist-shrouded mountains All cares and clamors cease.’”

The collected verse of the young West Point cadet who in a fit of despondency probably took his own life.

Price $1.50

Yankee Notions

By George S. Bryan

These diverting poems are by none other than the G. S. B. who—by his initials—is known to thousands through his association with F. P. A.’s column in the New York Tribune.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

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