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...couples moved to nearby Masardis. Dr Moore began practicing in the area, and Swenson found work teaching at the University of Maine at Presque Isle Financially pressed, the Swensons came into an inheritance' which may account for their staying on. Often an outside income is crucial- as Robert Frost foresaw when he wrote...
...amnesty movement was organized, and Robert Frost was invited to the Eisenhower White House to discuss "this difficult individual." On April 18, 1958, advised by psychiatrists that Pound was too crazy to stand trial but not crazy enough to need confinement, a federal judge dismissed the treason indictment and ordered the 72-year-old poet's release...
...Everyone in the classroom knew she had neither the brains or the background to be there, so we just kind of assumed she was a Cabot and that was why she was at Harvard," Holly Frost, a member of her section says. "When she did speak," Frost remembers, "it was obvious her statements had come from someplace else. They just didn't fit in--they weren't said at the right time...
Living conditions are likely to be difficult at best. Personnel at the base have to scrape frost off the windshields of their Jeeps each morning, but before long they will be sweating out midday temperatures that can reach 130° in unshaded areas. Flies and sandstorms are routine, hailstorms are seasonal. To ease the inevitable boredom, there will be tennis, volleyball, movies, and television from both Cairo and Tel Aviv. There will be no swimming pool, however, because there is not enough water...
...performs alone on the ice. Each may have some reference point in the rink-a pillar or sign-to help line up the dimensions of the figure, but the only reliable road maps are images programmed into sinew and synapses through years of etching the pattern in outlines of frost...