Century Monthly Magazine, 114 tomas |
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This is the prayer of the rank and file of the party , and it might easily be turned into a threat . If the Democratic party must die , let it perish on the firing - line and not by inglorious suicide . It may be said that in the Middle ...
This is the prayer of the rank and file of the party , and it might easily be turned into a threat . If the Democratic party must die , let it perish on the firing - line and not by inglorious suicide . It may be said that in the Middle ...
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She nodded ; he turned and stared at a dark man , his fresh - shaven cheeks . faintly blue , who sat by the farther wall . " Mean - looking rascal , " said Holderness . " Isn't he the one who loses wives ? " " Two of them died .
She nodded ; he turned and stared at a dark man , his fresh - shaven cheeks . faintly blue , who sat by the farther wall . " Mean - looking rascal , " said Holderness . " Isn't he the one who loses wives ? " " Two of them died .
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All eyes turned , if they had ever been averted , to the contest in Virginia . A despatch of a reporter that fifteen thousand new beds had been placed in the Washington hospitals gave the public deep concern , and slowly more and more ...
All eyes turned , if they had ever been averted , to the contest in Virginia . A despatch of a reporter that fifteen thousand new beds had been placed in the Washington hospitals gave the public deep concern , and slowly more and more ...
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While the leaders and makers of his party turned their thoughts toward vindictive penalties , he bethought him of the broken prostrate Southerners , his countrymen still . In the second inaugural address he said : " Both the peoples of ...
While the leaders and makers of his party turned their thoughts toward vindictive penalties , he bethought him of the broken prostrate Southerners , his countrymen still . In the second inaugural address he said : " Both the peoples of ...
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... to have less time and money and the " laborer " more , it was natural that the classes previously excluded from these forms of amusement should . have turned to them as a means of writing off part of their accumulating surplus .
... to have less time and money and the " laborer " more , it was natural that the classes previously excluded from these forms of amusement should . have turned to them as a means of writing off part of their accumulating surplus .
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Bibliografinė informacija
| Pavadinimas | Century Monthly Magazine, 114 tomas |
| Redaktoriai | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Leidėjas | Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1927 |
| Originalas iš | Kalifornijos universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 6 gruodžio 2008 |
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