...the deceptions of this American Rene. How many agonies has this pale moon of the prairies shone upon! Inside of living people, too, captives languished. Yes, inside of people who talked and worked in the broad sun, there were captives dwelling in darkness — never seen from birth...

...deceptions of this American Rene. How many agonies has this pale moon of the prairies shone upon ! Inside of living people, too, captives languished. Yes, inside of people who talked and worked in the broad sun, there were captives dwelling in darkness — never seen from birth...

...Prohibition literature. Idly playing with the water, he relishes the flicker, on its surface, of the moon: For some reason, Claude began to think about the far-off...globe which betrayed no secrets and comprehended all. . . . The people whose hearts were set high needed such intercourse—whose wish was so beautiful that...