After the conventional epic invocation, the second stanza introduces our hero: "Whilome in Albion's isle there dwelt a youth".
Those who work out there dwell, like most New Yorkers, in rooms with walls that are shared by neighbors and ceilings that serve as other people's floors.
Nevertheless, at the center of it all, when you've peeled back every visible layer, there dwells this binary, this yin / yang, this Heisenbergian flickering between two primary meanings, between a stricter definition of the essay (the proof, the trial, the examination) and a looser one (the sally, the amateur work performed with panache, the whatever-it-is).
But I don't dwell there, I dwell in a better house, a house of hope".
Let those up there dwell with that".
Incidental Intelligence: In Middlebury, Vermont, a hundred years ago, there dwelt a constable yclept Truman Dewey.
The New Yorker, October 30 , 1948P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: In Middlebury, Vermont, a hundred years ago, there dwelt a constable yclept Truman Dewey.
There dwells Ann Atkin, who owns well over 1,000 garden gnomes and exhibits them in her Gnome Reserve down the lane.
Illustration by Guillerma Ignazio There's a city in Veracruz, Mexico, called Catemaco, wherein there dwell a multitude of warlocks.
Once upon a time in a faraway land, there dwelt a people who never succeeded in quite growing up.
There he dwelled on the economic pain suffered by the middle and working classes, but also reasserted his opposition to abortion and same-sex marriage and, at the prompting of the university's president, eagerly told of how as a child he accepted Jesus as his Savior.
