[…] somebody was laughing at us, and that somebody [was] a very nice young lady, whom we had just parted from in what a Kentuckian would have styled a most extraordinary and radiculous manner.

younger spirits […] whose constancies Expire before their fashions.

Adnet asked the artist Maurice Savin to embellish his oak dining table with white ceramic caryatidlike legs.

For while the boy continued to sport his pair of Polaroids, evidently the brilliant afternoon had broken into a drizzle: his damp cargo pants and t-shirt clung to his thin but well-muscled torso while his olive-skinned arms and face appeared as if sugar glazed.