Harper's Magazine, Volume 140Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1919 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 17
... stopped and chatted a moment with old patrons . Plainly , she was queen of this place . It revolved about La Sorda , had its being because of her . She vanished through the door . The audience faced the stage and settled to something ...
... stopped and chatted a moment with old patrons . Plainly , she was queen of this place . It revolved about La Sorda , had its being because of her . She vanished through the door . The audience faced the stage and settled to something ...
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... stopped , panting a little , bowing . They en- cored her again and again , until she had to refuse with a gesture , to signal for the curtain . During the entre'acte , she came into the audience on the way to our stall . Her appearance ...
... stopped , panting a little , bowing . They en- cored her again and again , until she had to refuse with a gesture , to signal for the curtain . During the entre'acte , she came into the audience on the way to our stall . Her appearance ...
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... stopped thinking about what Margaret really was , and just accepted the fact that she loved her . People wondered at Ellen loving Mar- garet , for Ellen herself was so tender , and Margaret would even banter about this tenderness ...
... stopped thinking about what Margaret really was , and just accepted the fact that she loved her . People wondered at Ellen loving Mar- garet , for Ellen herself was so tender , and Margaret would even banter about this tenderness ...
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... stopped to look at something . When Margaret was seventeen she went to visit people she knew in the West . She did not stay as long as she had meant to stay and the only comment she made on this shortened visit was that the woman was ...
... stopped to look at something . When Margaret was seventeen she went to visit people she knew in the West . She did not stay as long as she had meant to stay and the only comment she made on this shortened visit was that the woman was ...
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... stopped going about together , and that was the closest Margaret ever came to getting married . Ellen married , of course , and Mar- garet was much amused by Ellen's chil- dren . She paid considerable attention to them for she was one ...
... stopped going about together , and that was the closest Margaret ever came to getting married . Ellen married , of course , and Mar- garet was much amused by Ellen's chil- dren . She paid considerable attention to them for she was one ...
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