Harper's Magazine, Volume 142Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1920 - American literature |
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... leave the State House and go down to Boston Common . There he may be charmed or amused by listening to a speaker who is trying to agitate an en- tirely listless public against the danger of Mormonism in the States ; he may smile at the ...
... leave the State House and go down to Boston Common . There he may be charmed or amused by listening to a speaker who is trying to agitate an en- tirely listless public against the danger of Mormonism in the States ; he may smile at the ...
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... " " I don't know , " said Terry , dubi- ously . " I fancy she'd get a bit shirty if I did . " And then , brightening , " I'll leave that part of it to you , old dear . " " I appreciate your trust in me , but I 22 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
... " " I don't know , " said Terry , dubi- ously . " I fancy she'd get a bit shirty if I did . " And then , brightening , " I'll leave that part of it to you , old dear . " " I appreciate your trust in me , but I 22 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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... leave a note for Aunt Dillingsby . I'll mention urgent telegrams . Of course you real- ize , " he added , jubilantly , “ that I'm doing this out of sheer friendship for you . It just happens that some people are to be in town to ...
... leave a note for Aunt Dillingsby . I'll mention urgent telegrams . Of course you real- ize , " he added , jubilantly , “ that I'm doing this out of sheer friendship for you . It just happens that some people are to be in town to ...
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... leave the country he has inflicted himself on jolly well alone ? " An angry murmur burst out in the audience which was crowding toward the platform . Here and there , to be sure , a laugh had been heard , but for the most part fists ...
... leave the country he has inflicted himself on jolly well alone ? " An angry murmur burst out in the audience which was crowding toward the platform . Here and there , to be sure , a laugh had been heard , but for the most part fists ...
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... leave their trenches , which at this point were some 350 to 400 paces distant . This officer and one from an- other company immediately went out and met the enemy outside our barbed wire . The latter consisted of three pri- vate ...
... leave their trenches , which at this point were some 350 to 400 paces distant . This officer and one from an- other company immediately went out and met the enemy outside our barbed wire . The latter consisted of three pri- vate ...
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