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• Minerva Jones (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Minerva Jones by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] I am Minerva, the village poetess, Hooted at, jeered at by the Yahoos of the street For my heavy body, cock-eye, and rolling walk, And all the more when "Butch" Weldy Captured me after a brutal hunt. He left me to my fate with Doctor Meyers; ...
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• Is Bodybuilding A Sport?

  
  Wish Everyone Good Health. — Authority: 464
  Can you imagine that in a day and age where you can turn your television onto ESPN and find the national spelling bee or the world series of poker on that this would still be a debatable topic? The fact of the matter is that both sides have a valid argument on this issue. [...]
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• The Emperor Jones (by Eugene ONeill) - first half

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  The Emperor Jones — first half (scenes I through IV) by Eugene ONeill, 1922 B RUTUS J ONES , Emperor H ENRY S MITHERS , a Cockney Trader A N O LD N ATIVE W OMAN L EM , a Native Chief S OLDIERS , adherents of L em The ...
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• Sitalkas (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Sitalkas by Hilda Doolittle [first published in New Freewoman 1 (Sept. 1913) , also included in Heliodora (1924)] Thou art come at length more beautiful than any cool god in a chamber under Lycias far coast, than any high god who touches us not here in the seeded grass, aye, ...
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• Hermonax (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Hermonax by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Poetry 3 (Feb. 1914) , also included in Heliodora (1924)] Gods of the sea; Ino, leaving warm meads for the green, grey-green fastnesses of the great deeps; and Palemon, bright seeker of sea-shaft, hear me. Let all whom the sea ...
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• Orion Dead (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Orion Dead by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Egoist 1 (Feb 1914) as "Incantation: Artemis over the body of Orion"] (Artemis speaks.) The cornel-trees uplift from the furrows: the roots at their bases strike lower through the barley-sprays. So arise and face me. I am poisoned ...
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• Eurydice (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Eurydice by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Egoist 4 (May 1917) ] I So you have swept me back, I who have walked with the live souls above the earth, I who have slept among the live flowers at last; so for your arrogance and your ruthlessness I am swept back where ...
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• Moonrise (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Moonrise by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Poetry 5 (March 1915), later included in Heliodora (1924)] Will you glimmer on the sea? will you fling your spear-head on the shore? what note shall we pitch? we have a song, on the bank we share our arrows; the loosed string tells ...
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• The Pool (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s The Pool by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Poetry 5 (March 1915), later included in Heliodora (1924)] Are you alive? I touch you. You quiver like a sea-fish. I cover you with my net. What are you--banded one? * * * To read other H.D. works in the Crisis ...
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• Oread (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. in the 1910s Oread by Hilda Doolittle [first published in Egoist 1 (Feb. 1914), later included in Heliodora (1924)] Whirl up, sea-- whirl your pointed pines, splash your great pines on our rocks, hurl your green over us, cover us with your pools of fir. * * * To read other ...
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• Pygmalion (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) in the 1910s Pygmalion [from Egoist 4, Feb. 1917] I Shall I let myself be caught in my own light? shall I let myself be broken in my own heat? or shall I cleft the rock as of old and break my own fire with its surface? Does this fire thwart me and my craft, or ...
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• Adonis (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) in the 1910s Adonis [from Egoist 4, Jan. 1917] I Each of us like you has died once, each of us like you has passed through drift of wood-leaves, cracked and bent and tortured and unbent in the winter-frost, the burnt into gold points, lighted afresh, crisp ...
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• The God (by H.D.)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) in the 1910s The God [from Egoist 4, Jan. 1917] I I asked of your face: is it dark, set beneath heavy locks, circled with stiff ivy-fruit, clear, cut with great hammer stroke, brow, nose and mouth, mysterious and far distant from my sense. I asked: can he from his ...
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• Early 1900s Real Photo Pc/ Man With Pole & Line Of Fish

  
  The Medium Format Camera Site The Medium-Format Photography Blog — Authority: 160
  Hey, check out these auctions: 100 Inkjet Premium Photo Paper 3 x 5 for Canon Printer US $6.44 End Date: Sunday Nov-08-2009 1:44:24 PST Buy It Now for only: US $6.44 Buy it now | Add to watch list Early 1900s Real Photo PC/ Man with Pole & Line of Fish US $3.99 (0 ...
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• Illustração Portugueza, No. 152, January 18 1909 - 24

  
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  .flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; }.flickr-yourcomment { }.flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Illustração Portugueza, No. 152, January 18 1909 - 24 , originally uploaded by Gatochy . Click image for 1560 x 2300 size. Europe ...
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• Benjamin Fraser (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Benjamin Fraser by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] Their spirits beat upon mine Like the wings of a thousand butterflies. I closed my eyes and felt their spirits vibrating. I closed my eyes, yet I knew when their lashes Fringed their cheeks from downcast eyes, And when they turned their ...
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• Daisy Fraser (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Daisy Fraser by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] Did you ever hear of Editor Whedon Giving to the public treasury any of the money he received For supporting candidates for office? Or for writing up the canning factory To get people to invest? Or for suppressing the facts about the bank, ...
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• Trainor, the Druggist (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Trainor, the Druggist by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] Only the chemist can tell, and not always the chemist, What will result from compounding Fluids or solids. And who can tell How men and women will interact On each other, or what children will result? There were Benjamin Pantier and ...
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• Emily Sparks (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Emily Sparks by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] Where is my boy, my boy -- In what far part of the world? The boy I loved best of all in the school?-- I, the teacher, the old maid, the virgin heart, Who made them all my children. Did I know my boy aright, Thinking of him as a spirit ...
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• Reuben Pantier (by Edgar Lee Masters)

  
  CrisisChronicles Online Library — Authority: 143
  Reuben Pantier by Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology [1915] Well, Emily Sparks, your prayers were not wasted, Your love was not all in vain. I owe whatever I was in life To your hope that would not give me up, To your love that saw me still as good. Dear Emily Sparks, let me tell you the story. I ...
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