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 11
... a blackberry - bush , from which we extracted him as painlessly as possi- ble later on . We walked to the sagging cellar walls where , about two hundred years ago , the village of Dogtown grew up . To - day nothing THE BROOMSTICK TRAIL 11.
... a blackberry - bush , from which we extracted him as painlessly as possi- ble later on . We walked to the sagging cellar walls where , about two hundred years ago , the village of Dogtown grew up . To - day nothing THE BROOMSTICK TRAIL 11.
Page 32
... once more lighted windows in the evening . As she walked home from her first visit with Margaret , Ellen was thinking that Margaret had not changed . Sud- denly Ellen had an idea that pulled her up short 32 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
... once more lighted windows in the evening . As she walked home from her first visit with Margaret , Ellen was thinking that Margaret had not changed . Sud- denly Ellen had an idea that pulled her up short 32 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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... walked down the aisle to the well and the two men stood there in the arena of the House , about ten paces apart , with only old Alexander Stephens in his wheel - chair between them . I felt that the real act of the play was to begin ...
... walked down the aisle to the well and the two men stood there in the arena of the House , about ten paces apart , with only old Alexander Stephens in his wheel - chair between them . I felt that the real act of the play was to begin ...
Page 46
... walked back to his own desk during the confusion on the floor , and after we had worn ourselves out with cheering and congratulating him , he offered a resolution calling on the Judi- ciary Committee for the despatch from Josiah ...
... walked back to his own desk during the confusion on the floor , and after we had worn ourselves out with cheering and congratulating him , he offered a resolution calling on the Judi- ciary Committee for the despatch from Josiah ...
Page 62
... walked through my soup or soups - there were four of them . Beef ? The nearest I got to any- thing in that line was perhaps the bul- lock that pulled the wagon which brought the food . Yet they all look healthy and happy , nor would I ...
... walked through my soup or soups - there were four of them . Beef ? The nearest I got to any- thing in that line was perhaps the bul- lock that pulled the wagon which brought the food . Yet they all look healthy and happy , nor would I ...
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