Scribner's Magazine, Том 36Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1904 |
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... churches to the popula- tion than in his home community . II " WELL , come on , boys , " and the proces- sion started for the big field . The doctor , because of his soft , white hands , was driv- ing a team ; the swaggerer was armed ...
... churches to the popula- tion than in his home community . II " WELL , come on , boys , " and the proces- sion started for the big field . The doctor , because of his soft , white hands , was driv- ing a team ; the swaggerer was armed ...
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... church in July last , when the Principal of Tuskegee spoke on the indus- trial training of the Negro , was precipitated by an educated element who believe in agitation rather than in Principal Wash- ington's pacific and rational methods ...
... church in July last , when the Principal of Tuskegee spoke on the indus- trial training of the Negro , was precipitated by an educated element who believe in agitation rather than in Principal Wash- ington's pacific and rational methods ...
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... church folks like yours talking that way about one of the prophets . I'll dally with you no more . The boys shall see you as you are . It's books ! " I threw the window open and shouted , " Books ! " I pounded on the ledge with my ruler ...
... church folks like yours talking that way about one of the prophets . I'll dally with you no more . The boys shall see you as you are . It's books ! " I threw the window open and shouted , " Books ! " I pounded on the ledge with my ruler ...
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... church collection - that I shoved out to him : there were no neat bundles of bills , no smooth one - hundred - dollar notes , nor fifties . I paid him all my gold , and the balance in straggling paper , and enough fives for the pay ...
... church collection - that I shoved out to him : there were no neat bundles of bills , no smooth one - hundred - dollar notes , nor fifties . I paid him all my gold , and the balance in straggling paper , and enough fives for the pay ...
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... church , but I should have accepted your decision to the contrary without a serious pang . But you have just told me , my child , that you are seeking a divorce from your husband because you are mismated , in order to be- come as ...
... church , but I should have accepted your decision to the contrary without a serious pang . But you have just told me , my child , that you are seeking a divorce from your husband because you are mismated , in order to be- come as ...
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