![]() "How to Win." The Massachusetts Review, 1975. "The Country Husband." The New Yorker, 1955. "Waltzing the Cat." Washington Square Press, 1999, New York. "He was wearing a new hat of a pretty biscuit shade, for it never occurred to him to _ anything of a practical color he had put it on for the first time and the rain was spoiling it." - Katherine Anne Porter."A pigeon landed nearby. It hopped on its little red feet and pecked into something that might have been a dirty piece of stale _ or dried mud." - Isaac Bashevis Singer."Nancy held the cup to her mouth and _ into the cup." - William Faulkner."The conductor had his knotted signal cord to pull, and the motorman _ the foot gong with his mad heel." - Saul Bellow."This was the time when outfields were larger than they are today and well-hit balls would roll for a long time, giving runners ample time to round the _ for a home run." - Deidre Silva and Jackie Koney."Without the shelter of those trees, there is a great exposure-back yards, clotheslines, woodpiles, patchy sheds and barns and privies-all _, exposed, provisional looking." - Alice Munro."Her two spare dresses were gone, her comb was gone, her checkered coat was gone, and so was the mauve hair-_ with a mauve bow that had been her hat." - Vladimir Nabokov. ![]()
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