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July 1987Enlightenment is a record which we time-minded make with the intellect, because the intellect likes to divide, and cuts time into years and days and hours, and constructs history, whereas time itself underlying history knows no such human artificial cuttings.
D.T. Suzuki
A self-imposed Cultural Revolution, a grandmother to people of all ages, a to-do list
By Our ReadersJuly 1987Orson has stopped asking me to marry him, but every once in a while he says something to let me know that the offer still stands.
By Sylvia Choate WhitmanMay 1987I can’t figure out why Adam and Eve stood for it. If they had enough gumption to question the menu, you’d think they would have said, “Now, just a minute, God. Cool down. Let’s not overreact.”
By Carlos Anne PhelpsJune 1986You want I should tell you about Abie — he should rest in peace. Sixty years I know him. . . . A long time. . . . The things I could tell you. You know the Freiheit? No? Of course not. By you it means nothing.
By Mark GreensideApril 1986Sam saw Hannah turn and beckon to him. He had stopped to watch her slide across the snow the way, years ago, those figures in the Munich Glockenspiel had seemed to slide out and turn so delicately before disappearing behind the face of the big clock.
By Reid ChampagneApril 1986March 1986Few are born to do the great work of the world, but the work that all can do is to make a small home circle brighter and better.
George Eliot
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