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doc#103 | which the aborigine wanders looks as if | it | should be hospitable. It is softened by |
doc#103 | showed, it was a yellow nondescript color, | it | suffered from a variety of sores, hair |
doc#104 | </p><p> I should like, by the way, to make | it | clear that I am not using the word "Persians |
doc#104 | rock across the river bed; for another, | it | was here that one of the old caravan routes |
doc#104 | downstream, where the water level is much lower, | it | is a high, elaborately facaded pavilion |
doc#104 | and out of the arcades, massing against | it | as though it were a fortress under siege |
doc#105 | Forte dei Marmi, a place he loves. Since | it | is not far from Viareggio, he will visit |
doc#105 | Italy: "Rome is my second home. I consider | it | the center of the world and make it a point |
doc#105 | could not resist asking how he felt about | it | . </p><p> "There was always and at all times |
doc#105 | with a smile that he was not exposed to | it | enough to hazard comments. "As my wife |
doc#107 | President Kennedy forthrightly depicted | it | in his State of the Union message, will |
doc#108 | by the bulk of Southern writers. Indeed, | it | seems that only in today's Southern fiction |
doc#108 | of gaining equality (or perhaps hindered | it | ; only historical evolution will determine |
doc#108 | Twentieth Century, observes, quite validly | it | seems: "... Certain subjects are conspicuously |
doc#108 | been, or could ever be, done. He has made | it | his, and his it remains, irrevocably. He |
doc#108 | and his it remains, irrevocably. He treats | it | with a mythological, universal application |
doc#109 | the body succeeded by a violent leap; or | it | may involve more subtle distinctions: the |
doc#109 | the work but can even be eliminated from | it | altogether. </p><p> Mr. Cunningham tries |
doc#110 | I have long wanted to write a book about | it | ). I think it is essential, however, to |
doc#110 | therefore retained the right to secede from | it | . This right of the State, its upholders |