Century Monthly Magazine, 115 tomasJosiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1927 |
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... seemed to feel that some immediate action was necessary . He therefore made an offer to the mem- bers of the Philharmonic , in which he promised that if they would elect him conductor for the following year , he would use the entire ...
... seemed to feel that some immediate action was necessary . He therefore made an offer to the mem- bers of the Philharmonic , in which he promised that if they would elect him conductor for the following year , he would use the entire ...
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... seemed at first to present insur- mountable difficulties . He even had to finger many passages for the violins , being himself a really great violin virtuoso . To - day there is scarcely a first violinist in our orches- tras who is not ...
... seemed at first to present insur- mountable difficulties . He even had to finger many passages for the violins , being himself a really great violin virtuoso . To - day there is scarcely a first violinist in our orches- tras who is not ...
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... seemed to strip my draperies from me . I would not stay - to stand before them , shamed ; I fled from them in some dark fear unnamed . And oh , the swift , sick dread , the wild alarms When they outstretched to me their hairy arms ! And ...
... seemed to strip my draperies from me . I would not stay - to stand before them , shamed ; I fled from them in some dark fear unnamed . And oh , the swift , sick dread , the wild alarms When they outstretched to me their hairy arms ! And ...
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... seemed an omen of eventual success , and Churchill , now back at the Front again , was acclaimed the hero of the day . When at last the tide of battle turned and the British forces were in sight of victory , Churchill returned home to ...
... seemed an omen of eventual success , and Churchill , now back at the Front again , was acclaimed the hero of the day . When at last the tide of battle turned and the British forces were in sight of victory , Churchill returned home to ...
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... seemed to have heard in it only an excuse for weak indulgence . 22 Why ? What is the reason for this tragic confusion that has come upon us ? Is it that modern women are indifferent and lazy , putting their own pleasures before the ...
... seemed to have heard in it only an excuse for weak indulgence . 22 Why ? What is the reason for this tragic confusion that has come upon us ? Is it that modern women are indifferent and lazy , putting their own pleasures before the ...
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