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  • RAL Wordplay: Logogriphs

    Porphyrogenite – Born into nobility (porphyra "purple" + genitos "born").

  • "Ballad for a Desperate Cause" (1964)

    thought liberated women were a waste of time, saying the only liberated woman worth anything was the one born With Trojan horse or darker nag we'll undercut the G. The horses fade. We're thrown upon ourself! With Trojan horse or darker nag we'll undercut the G. / with dorsal dagger do him in- the seven-letter The horses fade. We're thrown upon ourself!

  • “World Abounding” (1970/1971)

    It was the horniest business ever, and it went on all night and all day and all night. The native-born generations know that they have experienced everything Life has to offer. Perhaps one should simply accept that life born on Aphthonia has its own sacramental rules. Kora even says that the dead communicate with the native-born children more easily than with the Gaea I have borne myself, I have borne my mother Kora, I have borne you, my grandmother Lisetta, I have borne

  • "The All-Star Series" (1958)

    There is only one horse left in the universe: an old mare named Nell. With no more horses, there can be no more official baseballs. grain, and ability to maintain consistent performance even after repeated use, with leather from the horse horsehide growing scarcer and more expensive due to changes in the leather industry and the decline of horse

  • "When All the Lands Pour Out Again" (1969/1971)

    The year is proclaimed by the sounding of a ram’s horn (the yovel, from which “jubilee” takes its name They do not know it yet, but they are the Jubilee’s heralds, with Ruil sounding the horn.

  • A Green Tree Reading List

    Ford: First Spanish Course Homer: The Odyssey Horn, Alfred Aloysius (and Ethelreda Lewis): Trader Horn

  • “Pig in a Pokey” (1964)

    He recognizes it can be an acid that bites at his own Catholicism, so he learns to tame the wild horse Then there is the idea of the "Horse Tamer," which is what Hippodamia means. Even though horses are extinct in "Pig in a Pokey," Netter has that funny object, the braided leather quirt and rein used for horses. Porcellus needles him that his is a vicarious horse (a "hobbyhorse").

  • "Day of the Glacier" (1958/1960)

    Eutrapelia has been on my mind because of Aurelia, and this time, as I was going through “Day of the

  • "Name of the Snake" (1962/1964)

    And here is Dante on the boiling: Canto XXI.37–39 On every side along the livid stone I saw horned devils Note that these devils do not have horns, horns having become an ineludible part of the small devil tradition

  • "Ishmael Into the Barrens" (1969/1971)

    Ishmael is born. As in his story “Horns on Their Heads” (1971), he oscillates the relationship between prophecy and eschatology We have to get you born and agile before they come to eat us up. But by tomorrow's morning we will see each other's faces. God knows the wonder of it, to send births in the early mornings.”

  • Okla Hannali and the Irish

    After all, Oklahoma Irish Catholics and the Choctaw were both amid the alien corn.

  • 01 East of Laughter

    baseball-sized talking navel; another is resurrected as a nine-year-old girl and goes on programming her hunting-horn One sign of this a-borning emptiness, the invasion of the Ouden principle, is what the novel calls pnigmophobia There are the Dublin Morning Docket scientists, Hennessee, Delany, and Monroney, who have ways of measuring those character sketches, though they move quickly: Jane Chantal, fuzzily beautiful at her hunting-horn It has been reduced to a hitching post for horses, and then, after the Automobile Century, to an ignored

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