Century Monthly Magazine, 114 tomasJosiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1927 |
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... thought of day or night that winter . Had not Stanton de- layed and delayed the official report of military operations in 1861 and 1862 in the hope of weakening the general's candidacy , a report which declared to the world : " This war ...
... thought of day or night that winter . Had not Stanton de- layed and delayed the official report of military operations in 1861 and 1862 in the hope of weakening the general's candidacy , a report which declared to the world : " This war ...
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... thought I'd just help , like before he was sick ; he'd run the farm again , natchully . I was bone tired . At first , there - I got used to it , o ' course , an ' never thought - till now . just now . Till He set round . I was surprised ...
... thought I'd just help , like before he was sick ; he'd run the farm again , natchully . I was bone tired . At first , there - I got used to it , o ' course , an ' never thought - till now . just now . Till He set round . I was surprised ...
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... thought o ' fun in them days . An ' when the twins come , they made up for it , all right . They certainly was cute . Gee , Doc was mad . I never will forget his face . " By God , Mis ' Barlow , " he says . But Mom looked at him , an ...
... thought o ' fun in them days . An ' when the twins come , they made up for it , all right . They certainly was cute . Gee , Doc was mad . I never will forget his face . " By God , Mis ' Barlow , " he says . But Mom looked at him , an ...
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... thought one or the other of ' em would speak out an ' say somethin ' . They knew I wasn't mean . They knew I wasn't no nag- ger . I liked for them to be gay . “ Oh , him ! ” Molly says , an ' Glen laughed too . It made me feel queer . I ...
... thought one or the other of ' em would speak out an ' say somethin ' . They knew I wasn't mean . They knew I wasn't no nag- ger . I liked for them to be gay . “ Oh , him ! ” Molly says , an ' Glen laughed too . It made me feel queer . I ...
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... thought she'd be glad to see me . She ain't married , nor so young no more neither , an ' we has always knew each other . I done it right too . I went up there a Wednesday . Sadie done nothin ' . She talked o ' this an ' that , like ...
... thought she'd be glad to see me . She ain't married , nor so young no more neither , an ' we has always knew each other . I done it right too . I went up there a Wednesday . Sadie done nothin ' . She talked o ' this an ' that , like ...
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