Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 110 tomasScribner & Company, 1925 |
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... mind flashed pictures of hot Eastern deserts , crowded Asi- atic towns , wild half - savage mountain countries . As a young architect , and before his uncle died , he had spent two years in foreign travel , studying build- ing in many ...
... mind flashed pictures of hot Eastern deserts , crowded Asi- atic towns , wild half - savage mountain countries . As a young architect , and before his uncle died , he had spent two years in foreign travel , studying build- ing in many ...
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... mind was troubled and his bowels wrung by a dreadful premonition ; pity grew fierce as anger in his soul , and his heart gnawed at his ribs . Dimly as he now discerned the two figures confronting each other across the profound spaces ...
... mind was troubled and his bowels wrung by a dreadful premonition ; pity grew fierce as anger in his soul , and his heart gnawed at his ribs . Dimly as he now discerned the two figures confronting each other across the profound spaces ...
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... mind and soul in the child's soul and the child's mind . Such love expresses all nature and the process of nature and underlies all life . On account of this theme of mater- nal love Duse played " La Porta Chiusa , " she said . It was ...
... mind and soul in the child's soul and the child's mind . Such love expresses all nature and the process of nature and underlies all life . On account of this theme of mater- nal love Duse played " La Porta Chiusa , " she said . It was ...
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... of seventy thousand years in the past and an equal time in the future . Data are available for thirty - eight stars , but it must be borne in mind that others which ought to have been included are omitted because 112 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.
... of seventy thousand years in the past and an equal time in the future . Data are available for thirty - eight stars , but it must be borne in mind that others which ought to have been included are omitted because 112 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.
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... mind cannot take its ease in modest secular aims . He de- mands of the universe nothing less than perfect justice . Unable to be sat- isfied with a rough approximation to his desires , he goes through agonies because he does not feel ...
... mind cannot take its ease in modest secular aims . He de- mands of the universe nothing less than perfect justice . Unable to be sat- isfied with a rough approximation to his desires , he goes through agonies because he does not feel ...
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