Scribner's Magazine, Том 36Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1904 |
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... stood remi- niscent , seeing the friends and surroundings of youth . " Hurry up ther ' on th ' left stack ! " was Tom Whitney . His reward depended on the amount of grain the machine turned out during the twenty - four hours . He could ...
... stood remi- niscent , seeing the friends and surroundings of youth . " Hurry up ther ' on th ' left stack ! " was Tom Whitney . His reward depended on the amount of grain the machine turned out during the twenty - four hours . He could ...
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... stood by her side . The machine was deserted - certainly this was an important occasion . All was quiet as the company approached . Where was Tom ? On the other side . But that was not all — with him , piled in luscious greenness , were ...
... stood by her side . The machine was deserted - certainly this was an important occasion . All was quiet as the company approached . Where was Tom ? On the other side . But that was not all — with him , piled in luscious greenness , were ...
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... stood , in Georgetown , I vote for and 812 votes against the measure and in Washing- ton , 35 votes for and 6521 votes against the measure . Id . , p . 27 . In September , 1865 , the question was submitted to the voters of the Territory ...
... stood , in Georgetown , I vote for and 812 votes against the measure and in Washing- ton , 35 votes for and 6521 votes against the measure . Id . , p . 27 . In September , 1865 , the question was submitted to the voters of the Territory ...
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... stood there , illuminated by the clear moonlight , they gave one the impression of two extremely well - developed children who had just been rescued after having lost their way . The boy grasped Osborne by the hand effusively . " It's ...
... stood there , illuminated by the clear moonlight , they gave one the impression of two extremely well - developed children who had just been rescued after having lost their way . The boy grasped Osborne by the hand effusively . " It's ...
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... stood looking down . " I wish you would listen to me for a moment , " he said at length tentatively ; and then as the girl did not lift her head he went " I understand you well enough , " said the boy coldly . He turned away and leaned ...
... stood looking down . " I wish you would listen to me for a moment , " he said at length tentatively ; and then as the girl did not lift her head he went " I understand you well enough , " said the boy coldly . He turned away and leaned ...
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