Overland Monthly: Devoted to the Development of the CountryA. Roman and Company, 1906 |
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Page 33
... stand as monuments of the old city of St. Francis and the new . Standing for the past is the whi- lom signal station , Telegraph Hill , which , split from summit to base , presents a sheer cliff of seven or eight score feet to the bay ...
... stand as monuments of the old city of St. Francis and the new . Standing for the past is the whi- lom signal station , Telegraph Hill , which , split from summit to base , presents a sheer cliff of seven or eight score feet to the bay ...
Page 34
... stand for the yesterday and to - morrow of San Francisco : the monuments of to- day are found in the hollow , once ... stands for the future glory of our city , which no doubt will outshine even its present splen- dor . The pinnacles of ...
... stand for the yesterday and to - morrow of San Francisco : the monuments of to- day are found in the hollow , once ... stands for the future glory of our city , which no doubt will outshine even its present splen- dor . The pinnacles of ...
Page 48
... stand as a synonym for live- liness . Besides , I come of a mighty good family . Can you deny that Mr. Dickens gave my ancestor a life - long invitation A TRAGEDY OF THE CLOVER By Stuart-Menteth Beard (Poem) By Elizabeth Vore Tragedy of ...
... stand as a synonym for live- liness . Besides , I come of a mighty good family . Can you deny that Mr. Dickens gave my ancestor a life - long invitation A TRAGEDY OF THE CLOVER By Stuart-Menteth Beard (Poem) By Elizabeth Vore Tragedy of ...
Page 54
... stand . I could see him plainly . What vain things they are - as if any one cared a grass - stem about them or would ever look at them except for pur- poses of self - protection . And yet , this red - breasted beau had set him- self on ...
... stand . I could see him plainly . What vain things they are - as if any one cared a grass - stem about them or would ever look at them except for pur- poses of self - protection . And yet , this red - breasted beau had set him- self on ...
Page 61
... stand on either side of the gates of death with their drawn lances , just as they stood on that uay so long ago when he whose very name is well - nigh forgotten where he once lived , took his last journey . And I wonder now as I ...
... stand on either side of the gates of death with their drawn lances , just as they stood on that uay so long ago when he whose very name is well - nigh forgotten where he once lived , took his last journey . And I wonder now as I ...
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