Harper's Magazine, Volume 141Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1920 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... followed the Great War , huge numbers of people in England became annoyed , bitter , and unfriendly to the United States . The causes of that unkindness of sentiment were to some extent natural and inevitable , owing to the state of ...
... followed the Great War , huge numbers of people in England became annoyed , bitter , and unfriendly to the United States . The causes of that unkindness of sentiment were to some extent natural and inevitable , owing to the state of ...
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... followed our press that , apart from two gutter - journals , there was a full recognition of what the United States had done , and continual reminders that no policy would be tol- erated which did not have as its basis Anglo - American ...
... followed our press that , apart from two gutter - journals , there was a full recognition of what the United States had done , and continual reminders that no policy would be tol- erated which did not have as its basis Anglo - American ...
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... followed her . They sat down at the edge of the foam . He lit a pipe , clasped his hands about his knees and stared out to sea ; she curled her feet backward , grasped an ankle in her hand , and , looking at him , said : " Now what ...
... followed her . They sat down at the edge of the foam . He lit a pipe , clasped his hands about his knees and stared out to sea ; she curled her feet backward , grasped an ankle in her hand , and , looking at him , said : " Now what ...
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... followed the others away . Lapo Cercamorte sat down on a stool . " All my good men , " he murmured , “ and my dear gossip , Baldo ! My castle rushed by so shabby a ruse ; my name a laugh- ing - stock ! And the Marquis Azzo gave them my ...
... followed the others away . Lapo Cercamorte sat down on a stool . " All my good men , " he murmured , “ and my dear gossip , Baldo ! My castle rushed by so shabby a ruse ; my name a laugh- ing - stock ! And the Marquis Azzo gave them my ...
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... followed meekly . " Did you ever hear of the magneto- phone ? " she asked . Miss Lansing and young Buller both pleaded ignorance . " Well , it's a rather remarkable varia- tion of the ordinary phonograph . Con- versation , even in a low ...
... followed meekly . " Did you ever hear of the magneto- phone ? " she asked . Miss Lansing and young Buller both pleaded ignorance . " Well , it's a rather remarkable varia- tion of the ordinary phonograph . Con- versation , even in a low ...
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