Century Monthly Magazine, 99 tomasJosiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 |
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... given me , I said , " Now I know that Hervé and Offenbach are truly Mirlitons , and that there is no music but classical music . " The passion for literature fell upon me , and painting and music were for- gotten till dear Edward asked ...
... given me , I said , " Now I know that Hervé and Offenbach are truly Mirlitons , and that there is no music but classical music . " The passion for literature fell upon me , and painting and music were for- gotten till dear Edward asked ...
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... French de- mands and selfish interests . It has given Japan what Japan wanted in defiance of Wilsonian principles . Why should Italy ratify a treaty so much to the advantage of the other Entente nations before she is 76 THE CENTURY ...
... French de- mands and selfish interests . It has given Japan what Japan wanted in defiance of Wilsonian principles . Why should Italy ratify a treaty so much to the advantage of the other Entente nations before she is 76 THE CENTURY ...
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... given a voice and vote in decid- ing many details pertaining to the con- ditions under which they work and in making suggestions for the general im- provement of factory operations . Mr. Osborn is a keen - looking man of the younger ...
... given a voice and vote in decid- ing many details pertaining to the con- ditions under which they work and in making suggestions for the general im- provement of factory operations . Mr. Osborn is a keen - looking man of the younger ...
115 psl.
... given Kitty a respite before the operation , but he could do no more : the disease was progressive and inexorable . Anthony saw with a ter- rific clarity the force of all that was against him . The symptoms of Kitty's case came on ...
... given Kitty a respite before the operation , but he could do no more : the disease was progressive and inexorable . Anthony saw with a ter- rific clarity the force of all that was against him . The symptoms of Kitty's case came on ...
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... given me that feeling . " " Have I really ? " asked Kitty , in- credulously . " How nice of you to tell me , Tony ! I should have thought I'd put you off . I've put off most people . I'm awfully glad you care more be- cause of me . I ...
... given me that feeling . " " Have I really ? " asked Kitty , in- credulously . " How nice of you to tell me , Tony ! I should have thought I'd put you off . I've put off most people . I'm awfully glad you care more be- cause of me . I ...
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