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The Artist’s Reward: A Profile of Ernest Hemingway

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By Dorothy Parker
| Blogging on Business by Bob Morris
And there came, from behind him, the sound of footsteps—large, firm steps dealt by the accustomed feet of a lady tourist. She gained his side and stopped there, radiating native friendliness and the good cheer provided by Fred Harvey. She, too, looked. And woman’s world-old need of speech seized her, and seemed as if it would rack her very tweeds apart. “Well!” she said.
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Spectrum Lyrik: Dorothy Parker

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By Dorothy Parker
| Die Presse Verified
Gesellschaftsnotiz Herzchen, triffst Du einen Mann, Der vor Takt kaum laufen kann, Der Dir zuraunt, er vertrau´ Seinem Leitstern, seiner Frau, Der Dir pausenlos verspricht, Techtelmechtel hätt er nicht, Untreu sein wär ihm ein Graus … Herzchen, nimm sofort Reißaus! Faute de Mieux Reisen, Ärger, Kunst, Konzert, Ein Kuss, ein Reim, ein Kleid – Auch wenn es mir das Herz nicht nährt, Vertreibt es doch die Zeit. Symptomaufzählung Ich mag es nicht, wie ich mich fühl. Ich bin so mürrisch, gallig, kühl.
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Relationship Geography

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By Dorothy Parker
| The Edge Magazine Verified
Every relationship is a journey, but not all journeys follow the same path. Some unfold as a string of vivid, disconnected moments, while others feel like a deliberate expedition into fresh territory. The route we take, often unconsciously, shapes not only the tone of our connection but also its endurance. Why do some relationships deepen and evolve while others, however passionate, dissolve at the first sign of friction?
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