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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... once assured me that their childhood was not overhung by a dream of love . But though they were all sober people , who evoked the gentler side of the Scottish temperament , they did set up for me another picture , which I ven- ture to ...
... once assured me that their childhood was not overhung by a dream of love . But though they were all sober people , who evoked the gentler side of the Scottish temperament , they did set up for me another picture , which I ven- ture to ...
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... once hovered above the beautiful cottage roofs of Concord . For my part , I doubt it , because it seems to me that modern industry is the soldier who will conquer beauty and ease of life for all men , while the old times merely pos ...
... once hovered above the beautiful cottage roofs of Concord . For my part , I doubt it , because it seems to me that modern industry is the soldier who will conquer beauty and ease of life for all men , while the old times merely pos ...
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... once translated into action a natural enough form of pro- cedure when you come to think of it . It was when Dickie joined him , Mr. Dill- ingsby Pott having gone inside . " I say , will you lend me your car to- night ? The roadster . I ...
... once translated into action a natural enough form of pro- cedure when you come to think of it . It was when Dickie joined him , Mr. Dill- ingsby Pott having gone inside . " I say , will you lend me your car to- night ? The roadster . I ...
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... once since he began his economic investi- gations , he understood what was being said , and it irritated him . The orator , warmed by applause , became more de- nunciatory . He denounced the armies , of the world and the spirit that ...
... once since he began his economic investi- gations , he understood what was being said , and it irritated him . The orator , warmed by applause , became more de- nunciatory . He denounced the armies , of the world and the spirit that ...
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... once I had been in New York . That was enough for him . He was " pals " in ten minutes ; in fifteen , from his eminence on the deck house , with a biscuit in one hand and a tumbler of much - diluted Hollands in the other , he gazed down ...
... once I had been in New York . That was enough for him . He was " pals " in ten minutes ; in fifteen , from his eminence on the deck house , with a biscuit in one hand and a tumbler of much - diluted Hollands in the other , he gazed down ...
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