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And so it has come to pass each year for the past six that Dante's "Inferno," Part I of his "Divine Comedy," in which Virgil leads the poet through the region of damnation, has been read through the night and into Good Friday in a marathon at the Poets' Corner of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.

All the negative statements were read through again several times by the first author.

I have been reading through the complaint and the class action motion this morning.

In his new post, Mr. Ford explained that he had been reading through the 1,400 comments on his previous statement and "found several thoughtful comments by persons who are strongly critical of American policy".

By The New Yorker December 20, 2010 My oldest son is a junior in high school this year and, partly out of solidarity, partly out of inertia, I've been reading through the eleventh-grade English curriculum.

My oldest son is a junior in high school this year and, partly out of solidarity, partly out of inertia, I've been reading through the eleventh-grade English curriculum.

I've become acutely aware of this because I've been reading through the magazines like WatchTime and American Time that serve the Chrono-American community -- or as some people call them, watch nuts.

Fall time will be key; Prokić has written text to be read through the fall.

A grid can be read through the painterly flourishes of "No.

The contrasting moments of evangelical humanitarianism and liberal imperialism are read through the writings and careers of the two men.

There are lots of interpretations to be read through the work – the sticking together of the badger's mouth, and the unusualness of the fox".