But when I travel--and you must realize that for me, since I am blind, travelling means merely changing armchairs--friendly ghosts materialize one by one & talk to me about literature, and about my own works, most generously.
It is at this house that a Mr. Anniston Bennet of Greenwich, Conn., "with eyes as blue as you please," materializes one day, asking if he can rent the Blakey basement.
Because our research showed that the reduction in tick infection takes a few years to materialize, one would have to keep up the delivery year after year.
If I were 17, this would be cause for celebration, but when you are ready for a baby and you can't just materialize one, an empty womb feels like an empty heart.
The family of five allegedly saw ghosts, phantom footsteps climbing the basement stairs, wet footprints that materialized on the floor, and one of the little girls of the home levitating above her bed.
At the notice board in one school here, a poster materialized on Sept. 12 with "U.S.A".
The magazine declared La Pausa "one of the most enchanting villas that ever materialized on the shores of the Mediterranean".
McGrady has indeed materialized into one of the best players in the league -- he was named last year to the all-N.B.A. first team (along with Tim Duncan, Shaquille O'Neal, Jason Kidd and Kobe Bryant), and appears certain to receive that honor again.
From Jim Morrison to Kurt Cobain, she has always been a connoisseur of rock 'n' roll martyrdom, and Benjamin, born Robert Dickerson in rural Georgia in 1960, seems to have materialized from one of her songs -- a wispy, sensitive, self-destructive soul full of sweet beatnik romanticism, pop poetry and entertaining nonsense.
