Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 188Harper & Brothers, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 168
... asked the Second Lieutenant . " You know Thurber ? " asked another . " Very slightly , " I said . " I've met him several times . But I've heard a good deal about him . " " How the hell do you happen to know him ? " they asked . I told ...
... asked the Second Lieutenant . " You know Thurber ? " asked another . " Very slightly , " I said . " I've met him several times . But I've heard a good deal about him . " " How the hell do you happen to know him ? " they asked . I told ...
Page 272
... asked him to drop me at the crossroads near his own house . There , accordingly , he stopped the car and we sat in it , smoking a last cigarette , before I got out and walked home . The streets were deserted ; I cannot re- member seeing ...
... asked him to drop me at the crossroads near his own house . There , accordingly , he stopped the car and we sat in it , smoking a last cigarette , before I got out and walked home . The streets were deserted ; I cannot re- member seeing ...
Page 443
... asked Smith to come to his office and told him he represented wealthy acquaintances who had millions of dollars in gold ingots and bars for sale . Smith asked if the bars bore government markings and Bates said they did not . Smith ...
... asked Smith to come to his office and told him he represented wealthy acquaintances who had millions of dollars in gold ingots and bars for sale . Smith asked if the bars bore government markings and Bates said they did not . Smith ...
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AMERICANS IN BATTLEFletcher | 1 |
GREAT BRITAIN | 2 |
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