Harper's Magazine, Volume 136Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1918 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... tell you what , Mr. Riley , I was surprised to learn that you was living because I thought all poets was dead . " A very little girl sent this birthday message in an immense and wabbly hand , " I hope you have had a happy day . I think ...
... tell you what , Mr. Riley , I was surprised to learn that you was living because I thought all poets was dead . " A very little girl sent this birthday message in an immense and wabbly hand , " I hope you have had a happy day . I think ...
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... tell " the Graduat- ing Class , " for me , that , as their view of the World which they are now about to enter might make Providence alter His plans quite a good deal , each worthy pupil ought to think ahead , and so put the great ...
... tell " the Graduat- ing Class , " for me , that , as their view of the World which they are now about to enter might make Providence alter His plans quite a good deal , each worthy pupil ought to think ahead , and so put the great ...
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... telling of her accident she inclosed her photographs . Few lit- tle girls ever received a more deft mes- sage of comfort than this : MY DEAR MISS MEDAIRY DORY ANN , -No use trying , for I just can't tell you how proud I am of your ...
... telling of her accident she inclosed her photographs . Few lit- tle girls ever received a more deft mes- sage of comfort than this : MY DEAR MISS MEDAIRY DORY ANN , -No use trying , for I just can't tell you how proud I am of your ...
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... tell him- self that it was all incredible , preposter- ous , too precisely arranged to be real . But slowly ... telling why she had gone . He felt , suddenly , a great disgust at his hysteria . Of course every- thing was 24 HARPER'S ...
... tell him- self that it was all incredible , preposter- ous , too precisely arranged to be real . But slowly ... telling why she had gone . He felt , suddenly , a great disgust at his hysteria . Of course every- thing was 24 HARPER'S ...
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... tell his wife ! A He must tell his wife , for the simple reason that it was not necessary . forced confession would have no moral value . It was the free - willed element in his determination that gave him the hope of regeneration . It ...
... tell his wife ! A He must tell his wife , for the simple reason that it was not necessary . forced confession would have no moral value . It was the free - willed element in his determination that gave him the hope of regeneration . It ...
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