Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 91 tomasScribner & Company, 1916 |
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... hour , they found a family hotel like a dingy obelisk , sufficiently unfashionable to abate the most of their reluctance . The clerk of- fered to board and lodge them all for fif- teen dollars a day . " Fifteen ! " Thallie's mouth fell ...
... hour , they found a family hotel like a dingy obelisk , sufficiently unfashionable to abate the most of their reluctance . The clerk of- fered to board and lodge them all for fif- teen dollars a day . " Fifteen ! " Thallie's mouth fell ...
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... hour passed that they were not humiliated by their inexperience , that they did not flush because they had not acted like " New- Yorkers . " All their real cultivation seemed insignificant to them , compared with the savoir - faire of ...
... hour passed that they were not humiliated by their inexperience , that they did not flush because they had not acted like " New- Yorkers . " All their real cultivation seemed insignificant to them , compared with the savoir - faire of ...
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... hour and ruin our health . Let's pace the quarter - deck with knitted . brows . ' Damn the torpedoes ! ' and all that sort of thing , what ? Cigarette ? " " No , thanks . " " Tango ? " " N - no . " " Why so cruel ? We might have a quiet ...
... hour and ruin our health . Let's pace the quarter - deck with knitted . brows . ' Damn the torpedoes ! ' and all that sort of thing , what ? Cigarette ? " " No , thanks . " " Tango ? " " N - no . " " Why so cruel ? We might have a quiet ...
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... hour , to be quite safe , and he came in at quarter - past eleven . He took no notice of me . For about ten minutes - it may have been less - he walked up and down the room cursing and swearing , and kicking the furniture about . He ...
... hour , to be quite safe , and he came in at quarter - past eleven . He took no notice of me . For about ten minutes - it may have been less - he walked up and down the room cursing and swearing , and kicking the furniture about . He ...
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... hour talking with him . If she had been a man , he would have said : " Glad to see you . How are you ? " and gone on . And yet they married . Is n't it dreadful how blind this sex business can make peo- ple ? She was brought up on the ...
... hour talking with him . If she had been a man , he would have said : " Glad to see you . How are you ? " and gone on . And yet they married . Is n't it dreadful how blind this sex business can make peo- ple ? She was brought up on the ...
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