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Page 73
... brought to Mr. Penelope's tirade is a capital picture of the Harte the reputation of having created a way in which a woman uses a scolding distinctive American literature . This trait tongue to hide the treacherous softness that appears ...
... brought to Mr. Penelope's tirade is a capital picture of the Harte the reputation of having created a way in which a woman uses a scolding distinctive American literature . This trait tongue to hide the treacherous softness that appears ...
Page 227
... brought him , as he might have brought a baby , over to the sofa . 66 ' Rest , young man ; having created a bit of summer for us in the midst of autumn , you have done enough . How , how can a " Yes . Ah , I had forgotten that I am a ...
... brought him , as he might have brought a baby , over to the sofa . 66 ' Rest , young man ; having created a bit of summer for us in the midst of autumn , you have done enough . How , how can a " Yes . Ah , I had forgotten that I am a ...
Page 404
... brought cost double the price of the ordinary postage . The mail is brought through on horseback by traveling night and day on relays . Communication with friends abroad is very uncertain ; the mail A facilities are very poorly managed ...
... brought cost double the price of the ordinary postage . The mail is brought through on horseback by traveling night and day on relays . Communication with friends abroad is very uncertain ; the mail A facilities are very poorly managed ...
Contents
Alfred Tennyson Poet Laureate | 17 |
John W Durst | 33 |
On Foot in Tlascala | 46 |
Copyright | |
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