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Spring 1970 (Volume XXIII, No. 1)

Museo, Museas, Museat
by Lucy R. Lippard
Night Horse on the Silk Road
by Roger Hobdell
Little Monologue, trans. by Charles Tomlinson
by Giuseppe Ungaretti
Desire on Sunday Morning; Lenten is Come with Love: An Imitation; Setting for an Old Welsh Line
by John Gardner
Encounter with the Void
by E. M. Cioran
Fourth Prose, trans. by Clarence Brown
by Osip Mandelstam
An Album
by Stanley Kauffmann
Humming a Tune for an Old Lady in West Virginia; To a Dead Drunk; Moon; A Poem About Breasts
by James Wright
The Upper Trace; Spring Journey
by John Peck
This One and That One; O Sister; Number
by Norman Porter
In the Mountains
by Judith Hemschemeyer
Theatre Chronicle
by John Simon
Couples
by Stephen Farber
The New Boston: City Hall
by Charles W. Millard
Films from Hungary and Brazil
by Vernon Young
Music and Ballet Chronicle
by B. H. Haggin
Blake, Tradition, and Miss Raine
by Patrick Cruttwell
Anti-Literary Biography
by Robert Garis
C’est Magnifique Mais Ce N’est Pas Daguerre
by Guy Davenport
Sense of Reality
by William H. Pritchard
Thinking About Cities
by Roger Sale
End of the Sixties
by Hayden Carruth

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