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James Joyce, Adrienne Monnier, and guests at the "Dejeuner Ulysse"
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[Poetry reading at the West End Cafe in New York, N.Y., February 24, 1974] / Allen Ginsberg, Michael Horovitz.
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LIB-PC011_140.pdf
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[Poetry reading at the University at Buffalo, June 21, 1973] / Charles Reznikoff.
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Parallax Views: Art and the JFK Assassination
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[Poetry reading of resident poets at the Spring Arts Festival, University at Buffalo, March 1966] / Allen Ginsberg ... [et al.].
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[Reading at the Creative Arts Festival, Kent State University, April 19, 1973] / Robert Creeley, Fielding Dawson.
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About us thus
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[Programs on women poets and Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, 1958] / Miriam Ostroff, Winifred Mann and John Edwards.
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Down whose steps
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Already had my steps
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Through every orb of that sad region
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Were further space allow'd
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Such saw i many a face
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And I beheld myself
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But so was doom'd
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After that I saw a multitude
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Bridlegoose
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Prologue
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Prologue
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For that all those living lights
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While underneath, the ground
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Then "glory to the father, to the son"
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Three nymphs, at the right wheel
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Thus, in a cloud of flowers
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At her side, as 't were that none might bear her off
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Beneath a sky so beautiful
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And there were some, who in the shady place
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Then when he knew the pilot
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The left bank
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E'en thus the blind and poor
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The shadowy forms
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At length, as undeceived, they went their 'vay
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And while, with looks directed to the ground
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Here the rocky precipice
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But not long slumber'd
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And who are those twain spirits?
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The wretch appear'd amid all these to say
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Messire Oudart.
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Rondibilis the Physician
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After dinner, Panurge went to see her.
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On the road to the castle
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Friar John.
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François Rabelais
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There both, I thought, the eagle and myself did burn
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Many," exclaim'd the bard," are these, who throng around us
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Hearing the air cut by their verdant plumes
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The heavenly steersman at the prow was seen
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I once was Pia. sienna gave me life
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O fond arachne! thee i also saw
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And when i saw spirits along the flame proceeding
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Christ beam'd on that cross
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From my breast loosening the cross
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Now the fair consort of tithonus old
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Then from the bosom oj' the burning mass
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Not unlike to iron in the furnace
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Again mine eyes were fix'd on beatrice
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[Lecture at the University at Buffalo, summer course 1968. / Robert Duncan.
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The Master of Ringing Island.
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How Gargantua passed the ford.
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Friar John and Panurge
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With this I ran away a fair gallop-rake.
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They came where two old women were weeping and wailing.
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Gargantua visiting the shops.
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He led them up the great staircase of the castle.
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The chamber is already full of devils.
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Thus went out those valiant champions on their adventure.
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Answering not, mine eyes I raised
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The radiant planet, that to love invites
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In fashion, as a snow white rose
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My guide, then laying hold on me, by words
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Who then, amongst us here aloft, hath brought thee?
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With equal pace, as oxen in the yoke
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So drew full more than thousand splendours towards us
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Now who art thou, that through our smoke dost cleave?
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Say then, beginning, to what point thy soul aspires
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With wary steps and slow we pass'd
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Ye host of heaven, whose glory I survey I
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What Aileth Thee, that still thou look'st to earth?
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Up, he exclaim'd, " brother I upon thy feet arise"
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In visage such, as past my power to bear
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|Boredom with Nikos,| Harry Jacobus with dog, Berkeley
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The monstrous physetere was slain by Pantagruel
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The monks knew not, in that extremity, to which of all their saints they should vow themselves.
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In fine, they were all of them forced to sea, and drowned like so many rats.
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Bridlegoose relateth the history of the reconcilers.
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He went to see the city, and was behold of everybody there with great admiration.
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My so good wife dead, who was the most this, the most that, that ever was in the world.
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[Lecture on Herman Melville at Goddard College, April 14, 1962] / Charles Olson.
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James Joyce with Sylvia Beach at Shakespeare and Company
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A lady young and beautiful, I dream'd, was passing o'er a lea
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Salve regina, on the grass and flowers, here chanting
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Long as 'tis lawful for me, shall my steps follow on thine
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So, within the lights, the saintly creatures flying, sang
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Before my sight appear'd, with open wings, the beauteous image
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Striking them down as a mason doth little knobs of stone.
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Cost what they will, cried Panurge, trade with me for one of them, paying you well.
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Is there any greater pain of the teeth than when the dogs have you by the legs?
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I most humbly beseech your lanternship to lead us back.
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They found the old woman sitting in a corner of her chimney.