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_aPS 9993 _b.Sc86 1987 |
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_aScott, William Henry _934433 |
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_aChips / _cWilliam Henry Scott. |
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_aQuezon City : _bNew Day Publishers, _c1987 |
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_a69 pages ; _c22 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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520 | _a the prose in their original serial publications and the verse when I met William Henry Scott for the first time. I had been asked by Sedfrey A. Ordoñez to give a professional reading of it before the Marcos deportation board that was trying to make up its mind whether or not to deport Scotty. I helped make up its mind not to. Small in scale these essays may be but they're strong medicine: strong medicine, I call them, like Philip Larkin's poetry. The chips fall all the way from Sagada and they fall on everyone, everywhere, both highland and low. | ||
520 | _aLet the chips fall where they may. Ang tamaan huwag magalit. A chip off the old block. Small chip--big bite/byte. I had read most of these "little articles", including the Christmas Sonnet 1972, before | ||
650 | _aPhilippine essays (English). | ||
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