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...Testament Epistles, working nightly in one of the farmhouse's bedrooms and in the mornings on the commuter train to Chicago. Living Letters, he called them. But even the very firm he directed, Moody Press, declined to publish his paraphrases. So Taylor decided to publish them privately. A printer friend ran off 2,000 copies on credit, and Taylor took some of them to the 1962 Christian Booksellers Convention. He sold 842 copies-but there were no reorders for four months. "Then they started coming in," he recalls. In 1963 Billy Graham ordered 50,000 copies of the Epistles...
City Lights, another Chaplin classic (the one with the fight scene). Also, The Go-Between, Losey-Printer decadence again but this time there's a story and some good acting. HARVARD SQUARE THEATER. City: 3, 6:25, 9:55, Go-Between...
...reading: "Develop a thirst for printer's ink and quench it by reading, for from books flows the fountain of youth found...
...explains Mrs. Take Kikuchi, a diminutive widow of 70, who lives in a nursing home on the outskirts of Tokyo. "I shuttled endlessly between them, but at last the message was so deafening that I had to leave them and come here." Adds Kotaro Uchida, 88, a retired Tokyo printer: "My son after the war told me that this thing transplanted from America called democracy meant everybody for himself and that he was therefore relieved of his duty to support me. I disagreed, but what could...
...voice of the Indian heard, and then more often than not it was recorded by the pen of the white man. The Indian was the dark menace of the myths, and even if he had known how to write in English, where would he have found a printer or publisher...