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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... hundred and three hun- dred women present in the ball - room , I was inexpressibly shocked , and sternly suggested that the president should announce the sum for which I should have to account , and her speech was mildly applauded . All ...
... hundred and three hun- dred women present in the ball - room , I was inexpressibly shocked , and sternly suggested that the president should announce the sum for which I should have to account , and her speech was mildly applauded . All ...
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... hundred dollars a month with the motor - car people . " Mrs. Maxon nodded . " But I needn't hesitate on that ac- count any longer . Jim McPherson put me in on the ground floor with one of those southern oil strikes , and it has turned ...
... hundred dollars a month with the motor - car people . " Mrs. Maxon nodded . " But I needn't hesitate on that ac- count any longer . Jim McPherson put me in on the ground floor with one of those southern oil strikes , and it has turned ...
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... hundred students between them . In many of our Eastern states educa- tion is a virtue ; in Ohio it is a veritable passion . And to understand why this is so one has to dig back into the pages of history and find the very beginnings of ...
... hundred students between them . In many of our Eastern states educa- tion is a virtue ; in Ohio it is a veritable passion . And to understand why this is so one has to dig back into the pages of history and find the very beginnings of ...
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... hundred thousand of that city's folk could not read or even speak the English language , the leavening influ- ence and the educational spirit of her eight hundred thousand other residents are bound to overcome that serious de- ficiency .
... hundred thousand of that city's folk could not read or even speak the English language , the leavening influ- ence and the educational spirit of her eight hundred thousand other residents are bound to overcome that serious de- ficiency .
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... hundred men enlisted out of this plant , " said he . " When they went out we said that their jobs would be waiting for them when they returned . We have kept our word - of course . We have hired every blessed one of them back . " " And ...
... hundred men enlisted out of this plant , " said he . " When they went out we said that their jobs would be waiting for them when they returned . We have kept our word - of course . We have hired every blessed one of them back . " " And ...
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