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5. In VitroInhibition of the Rate of Erythrocyte Sickling by RMI 11,071A and Its Possible Mechanism

Author

MacKenzie, Robert D., Gleason, E. Martin, Schatzman, Gerald L., and Cawein, Madison J.

Abstract

RMI 11,071 A, one of a series of lactamimides, was found to inhibit the sick-ling rate in an in vitrosystem. This inhibition was not total or permanent; the sickling rate increased after 30 min at low O2tension and the number of sickled cells approached that of the controls by 60 min. There was no effect on pH, pCO2, or the oxygen dissociation curve. 45Ca fluxes were affected. Though influx of 45Ca increased on deoxygenation, the compound caused a decrease in 45Ca content on reoxygenation. This decrease was absent in the control group.

Published
1979
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6. Unforgotten (Poem).

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
UNFORGOTTEN (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem 'Unforgotten.'

Published
2002

7. IN AN OLD GARDEN.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
GARDENS
Abstract

The poem "In an Old Garden" is presented. First Line: The Autumn pines and fades; Last Line: Dead violets' ghosts and ghosts.

Published
1887

8. "THE FAIRY RADE".

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
FAIRIES
Abstract

The poem "The Fairy Rade" is presented. First Line: Ai me! why stood I on the bent; Last Line: In the night did die.

Published
1887

9. THE NIXES' SONG.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
WATER spirits
Abstract

The poem "The Nixes' Song" is presented. First Line: Vague, vague 'neath darkling waves, Last Line: Our city's walled with gold.

Published
1887

10. THE ELF'S SONG.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ELVES
Abstract

The poem "The Elf's Song" is presented. First Line: Where thronged poppies with globed shields; Last Line: All the holyday.

Published
1887

11. A MELODY.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
MELODY
Abstract

The poem "A Melody" is presented. First Line: There be Fairies bright of eye, Last Line: Fairy melodies.

Published
1887

12. DAYS AND DAYS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ANONYMOUS writings
Abstract

The poem "Days and Days" is presented. First Line: The days that clothed white limbs with heat, Last Line: Out of the bitterness of death.

Published
1896

13. ORLANDO MAD.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
KNIGHTS & knighthood in literature
Abstract

The poem "Orlando Mad" is presented. First Line: In mail of black my limbs I girt, Last Line: And think of thee no more!

Published
1887

14. TREACHERY.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
BETRAYAL
Abstract

The poem "Treachery" is presented. First Line: Came a spicy smell of showers; Last Line: Broken on an empty throne.

Published
1887

15. THE HERON.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
HERONS
Abstract

The poem "The Heron" is presented. First Line: As slaughter red the long creek crawls; Last Line: Then, clamoring, dives into the stars.

Published
1887

16. THE SLEEPER.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
SLEEP
Abstract

The poem "The Sleeper" is presented. First Line: She sleeps and dreams; one milk-white, lawny arm; Last Line: Tangling gold moonbeams in her fragrant hair.

Published
1887

17. SERENADE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
SUITE (Musical form)
Abstract

The poem "Serenade" is presented. First Line: By the burnished laurel line; Last Line: Round her in a starry haze.

Published
1887

18. THE RIDE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
EQUESTRIANISM
Abstract

The poem "The Ride" is presented. First Line: She rode o'er hill, she rode o'er plain, Last Line: Awaits a better lover."

Published
1887

19. THE MIRROR.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
MIRRORS
Abstract

The poem "The Mirror" is presented. First Line: An antique mirror this, Last Line: Scowls from the arrased wall.

Published
1887

20. MID-WINTER.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ANONYMOUS writings
Abstract

The poem "Mid-Winter" is presented. First Line: All day the clouds hung ashen with the cold; Last Line: Of miseries, whereon he stared and smiled.

Published
1896

21. THE HAUNTED ROOM.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
HAUNTED Room, The (Poem)
Abstract

The poem "The Haunted Room" is presented. First Line: Its casements' diamond disks of glass; Last Line: I never will again.

Published
1887

22. THE IDEAL.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
IDEALS (Philosophy)
Abstract

The poem "The Ideal" is presented. First Line: Thee have I seen in some waste Arden old, Last Line: Her aching heart to share.

Published
1887

23. BELTENEBROS AT MIRAFLORES.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ROMANCE language poetry, LOVE poetry
Abstract

The poem "Beltenebros at Miraflores" is presented. First Line: The quickening East climbs to yon star, Last Line: For Oriana'll be my bride!

Published
1887

24. LA BEALE ISOUD.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ARTHURIAN legend
Abstract

The poem "La Beale Isoud" is presented. First Line: With bloodshot eyes the morning rose; Last Line: Albeit she slept, she dreamed in grief.

Published
1887

25. HAWKING.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
FALCONRY
Abstract

The poem "Hawking" is presented. First Line: I see them still, when poring o'er; Last Line: By woody Miraflores.

Published
1887

26. THE DREAM.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DREAMS
Abstract

The poem "The Dream" is presented. First Line: My dream was such: Last Line: In murmurous language to wan winds above.

Published
1887

27. FALERINA.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ROMANCE language poetry, LOVE poetry
Abstract

The poem "Falerina" is presented. First Line: The night is hung above us, love, Last Line: Dowering its love with all her musk of flowers.

Published
1887

28. SEA DREAMS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DREAMS
Abstract

The poem "Sea Dreams" is presented. First Line: Oh, to see in the night in a May moon's light; Last Line: Our wedlock and joy below.

Published
1887

29. THE PUNISHMENT OF LOKE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
LOKI (Norse deity)
Abstract

The poem "The Punishment of Loke" is presented. First Line: The gods of Asaheim, incensed with Loke, Last Line: Behold! the Golden Age again returns!

Published
1887

30. THE LIMNAD.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
NYMPHS (Greek deities)
Abstract

The poem "The Limnad" is presented. First Line: The lake she haunts lies dreamily; Last Line: But one mortal ne'er will waken.

Published
1887

31. DIONYSOS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DIONYSUS (Greek deity)
Abstract

The poem "Dionysos" is presented. First Line: "O Dionysos! Dionysos! the ivy-crowned! Last Line: And I have sung thy triumph; let me die!"

Published
1887

32. PERSEPHONE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
PERSEPHONE (Greek deity)
Abstract

The poem "Persephone" is presented. First Line: O Hades! O false gods! false to yourselves! Last Line: The falseness of the god who grasps the storm!

Published
1887

33. APHRODITE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
APHRODITE (Greek deity)
Abstract

The poem "Aphrodite" is presented. First Line: Apollo never smote a lovelier strain, Last Line: Child of the airy foam and queen of love.

Published
1887

34. THE DEAD OREAD.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
OREADS (Greek deities)
Abstract

The poem "The Dead Oread" is presented. First Line: Her heart is still and leaps no more; Last Line: May mar her melancholy dust.

Published
1887

35. IN MYTHIC SEAS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
MYTH
Abstract

The poem "In Mythic Seas" is presented. First Line: 'Neath saffron stars and satin skies, dark-blue, Last Line: No myths below, no God, it seemed, above.

Published
1887

36. OSSIAN'S POEMS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
BATTLES
Abstract

The poem "Ossian's Poems" is presented. First Line: Here I have heard on hills the battle clash; Last Line: Of war circled in steel and foamed out brave on brave.

Published
1887

37. PERLE DES JARDINS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ROSES
Abstract

The poem "Perle Des Jardins" is presented. First Line: What am I, and what is he; Last Line: When he calls her wife!

Published
1887

38. THE HAUNTED HOUSE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
HAUNTED houses
Abstract

The poem "The Haunted House" is presented. First Line: The shadows sit and stand within its door; Last Line: O'er the haunted house.

Published
1887

39. THE HEART OF SPRING.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
WATER springs
Abstract

The poem "The Heart of Spring" is presented. First Line: Whiten, O whiten, ye clouds of fleece! Last Line: Let the star of love of our love be told!

Published
1887

40. A DIRGE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DIRGES
Abstract

The poem "A Dirge" is presented. First Line: Life has fled; she is dead, Last Line: Where the shadows pass.

Published
1887

41. AN ADDRESS TO NIGHT.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ANGELS
Abstract

The poem "An Address to Night" is presented. First Line: Like some sad spirit from an unknown shore; Last Line: Thou art God's angel of true love and gentleness!

Published
1887

42. TO AUTUMN.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
AUTUMN
Abstract

The poem "To Autumn" is presented. First Line: I oft have net thee, Autumn, wandering; Last Line: While Echo bending o'er dropp'd tears upon thy wreath.

Published
1887

43. THE DREAM OF CHRIST.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DREAMS
Abstract

The poem "The Dream of Christ" is presented. First Line: I saw her twins of eyelids listless swoon; Last Line: Down all the aisles of night.

Published
1887

44. NO MORE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DESPAIR
Abstract

The poem "No More" is presented. First Line: The slanted storm tossed at their feet; Last Line: "To meet no more."

Published
1887

45. CLOUDS.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
CLOUDS
Abstract

The poem "Clouds" is presented. First Line: All through the tepid Summer night; Last Line: These almoners of God.

Published
1887

46. A GUINEVERE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
GUENEVERE, Queen (Legendary character)
Abstract

The poem "A Guinevere" is presented. First Line: Sullen gold down all the sky, Last Line: And, once more, farewell!

Published
1887

47. AN ANTIQUE.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
ANTIQUES
Abstract

The poem "An Antique" is presented. First Line: Mildewed and gray the marble stairs; Last Line: Angelica, who quaffed of love.

Published
1887

48. THE TRYST.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
DATING (Social customs)
Abstract

The poem "The Tryst" is presented. First Line: Had fallen a fragrant shower; Last Line: Thro' that fair sorceress there.

Published
1887

49. THE RUINED MILL.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
WATER mills
Abstract

The poem "The Ruined Mill" is presented. First Line: There is the ruined water-mill; Last Line: To the glimmering ice of his ghastly feet.

Published
1887

50. INVOCATION.

Author

Cawein, Madison J.

Subjects
PRAYERS
Abstract

The poem "Invocation" is presented. First Line: O Life! O Death! O God! Last Line: To thee, O Infinite!

Published
1887

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