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Summer 1960 Vol. 10 No. 4
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Louise D. Peck
The Knowledgeable Cat
1
Lambing
2-3
Florence Victor
Black Is Always Black
3
Vern Rutsala
Fears
4
Edsel Ford
Notes from My Mother
5
"Hunting Fishing and Forest Scenes. By Currier & Ives" ("Good Luck All Around")
6-7
Byron Colt
Blasting at the Reservoir
7
James C. Waugh
The Trial of the Poet
8-11
On Hearing George Lewis' Jazz Clarinet
12
F. D. Reeve
There Is No City with No Sparrows in It
12
Joseph Kostolefsky
Ahab
13-14
C. P. Berge
Convent Swallows
14
William Pillin
Prologue to a Reading
15-16
Leslie Woolf Hedley
A Jew Returns to Germany
17
William Packard
Apology for Distance
18
Near Hannover in Lower Saxony
19
Sam Bradley
The Dream of Albert Camus (1913-1960)
20-21
Harry Morris
Madame, Withouten Many Wordes
21
Paris Leary
First Confession
22
Albert Paris Leary
Hal Ogilvie, Sewanee '48
22-25
Atavist
26-28
Miss Dodie
28-29
R. G. Vliet
Games, Hard Press and Bruise of the Flesh
29
Glauco Cambon
For Allen and Natalie Marquardt, Killed on the Highway
30
Donald W. Baker
Twelve Hawks
31-32
Genie Rollings Valentine
Only My Heart
32
Sister Mary Gilbert, SNJM.
Elemental
33
Emile Snyder
violence is love
34
lullabye to no child
35
illegal
35-36
goldfish at home
37
J. Rachuy
Suburban Matron Abhorring Unplanned Parentage
37
Sheridan Baker
The Yellow Packard
38
The Cottage
39
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