Jiang says So, yeah, I teach high school and I have a B.A. from Yale and that's the extent of my education.
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A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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Jiang says yeah so um in china um if something happens you're incentivized to cover it up because um you know if it becomes a big deal then...
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"So, yeah, I teach high school and I have a B.A. from Yale and that's the extent of my education."
"...you're referring to is um when they first had to help high -speed rail and they really they really so it went too fast..."
"...were always on heaven. They were heaven's gates, praying to his high lord, despite the torture, to pardon those who were his persecutors. His..."
"...that they have these visions and that's right connections to this high quality exactly"
"...not at rest, nor could I in that life ascend more high, so that in me love for this life was kindled. Until that..."
"Just as we did not lift our eyes on high, but set our sight on earthly things instead, so justice here impels our eyes..."
"...day, but here nearby no other spirit raised his voice as high. We had already taken leave of him, and were already struggling to..."
"...that it rises or stirs to cleanse and to climb on high and that shout follows."
"...wall enclosed our path rich bright running water fell from the high rock and spread itself upon the leaves above when the two poets..."
"...five years since your death, and already you made it really high up. And like, how is this possible, Forese? And what does he,..."
"...whether she was greater in her goodness or her beauty on high Olympus, is in triumph. She rejoices in her crown already. He began,..."
"...begged does not reply, but to provoke their longing he holds high and does not hide the thing they want. Then they departed as..."
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