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 \nThe stylized ornament of Louis H.Sullivan usedon the book jacket is provided thru the courtesyof Northwestern University Press.  \n出  \nTACOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE39332016259253  \nPSEnglish,Maurice3555N43Midnight in the century.M5  \n# DISCARD\n\n16例sTacoma Community College51699 ”Library  \nhttps://archive.org/details/midnightincentur0000unse  \n# MIDNIGHT IN THE CENTURY\n\nTHE PRAIRIE SCHOOL PRESS  \nMIDNIGHTINTHECENTURY  \npoems by Maurice English  \nLater he sent forth his soul into theworld,and by and by his soul returnedto him with an appalling message.'--Louis Sullivan,The Auto-biograpby of an Idea.  \nAcknowledgements  \nMost of these poems have been published previously in the following maga-zines:Adam(London),Burning Water,Briarcliff Quarterly,Chicago Magazine,Commonweal,Epoch,Inventario(Milan),Measure,Poetry Northwest,Cronos,New York Times,New Yorker,Poetry,Poetry Chapbook,Quarterly Reviewof Literature,Sewanee Review,Voices,and in the New Yorker Book of Verseand the Harvard College Class of'33,25th Anniversary Report,Chicago Review.  \nThe poem here entitled Frugmenzt is translated from Le (KcaJioni,by Eugenio Montale,withthe permission of the publisher,Mondadori&Co.of Milan,Italy,and of New Directions,Inc.,which holds the rights to the English language translations of this poet.  \nCopyright 1964 by Maurice English,All rights reservedPublished 1964  \nDEDICATION  \nfor Dan and Ruth Boorstin  \nSince no one is someone without a disguise  \nAnd the truths of the parlor in the bedroom are liesAnd my everyday self is a shoddy disgrace,I have put on these masks to sbow you my face  \n# TABLE OF CONTENTS\n\nI SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER 082-03-4043  \n# The Chorus\n\nForm Was The WorldThalassaAcrophobia I8Acrophobia II8My Sister Walks Among the Lambs of God10Midnight,Rue Git-le-Coeur11Narcissus12Anguish13I Traced All Day14Such Dangerous Voyages15Reasons for Love16Another Ruth17The Lovers18India19The Day That I Stood on My Head20Life as Languages21Biography24Epitaph25Burial of the Locusts26  \n5  \n9","cbCaiiJHuwpGs6is","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiJHuwpGs6is","pdf",2520391,88,"English","# Table of Contents\n## I Social Security Number 082-03-4043\n## The Chorus\n## Form Was The World\n## Thalassa\n## Acrophobia I\n## Acrophobia II\n## My Sister Walks Among the Lambs of God\n## Midnight, Rue Git-le-Coeur\n## Narcissus\n## Anguish\n## I Traced All Day\n## Such Dangerous Voyages\n## Reasons for Love\n## Another Ruth\n## The Lovers\n## India\n## The Day That I Stood on My Head\n## Life as Languages\n## Biography\n## Epitaph\n## Burial of the Locusts","[{\"question\":\"How is the collection structured across its parts?\",\"answer\":\"The poems are arranged in Part I, Part II (The House of Mirrors), and Part III (The Rage of Time). 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