Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 92Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1916 - American literature |
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... stand justified by reason of its physical value . With proper regard for the right sort of emphasis , the same preparation that makes the true de- fender will also make the true citizen . The distinction between militarism and citizen ...
... stand justified by reason of its physical value . With proper regard for the right sort of emphasis , the same preparation that makes the true de- fender will also make the true citizen . The distinction between militarism and citizen ...
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... stands to - day as a fair representative of the nation . People will look in vain for cosmopolitan Paris- Paris ... stand to- day high among Ruskin's " cities of the soul . " Spirituel Paris has always been and will always remain ...
... stands to - day as a fair representative of the nation . People will look in vain for cosmopolitan Paris- Paris ... stand to- day high among Ruskin's " cities of the soul . " Spirituel Paris has always been and will always remain ...
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... stand- ing at this or that parting of the ways , where the air is thick with discussion , and where the whole nation is adapting itself to new necessities and new ideas . This , the first and most superficial con- trast of all between ...
... stand- ing at this or that parting of the ways , where the air is thick with discussion , and where the whole nation is adapting itself to new necessities and new ideas . This , the first and most superficial con- trast of all between ...
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... stand- ards and habits , live as France is living to - day . A lavish and sanguine expendi- ture is almost essential to the English na- ture . Whereas the French point to Har- pagon as a warning and an example of the corruption of their ...
... stand- ards and habits , live as France is living to - day . A lavish and sanguine expendi- ture is almost essential to the English na- ture . Whereas the French point to Har- pagon as a warning and an example of the corruption of their ...
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... stand getting into the papers . I excuse Charley . His wife ' s a pill . " " I suppose you think he ' d have been all right if he'd married you , " said Percy , bitterly . " Yes , I do . " Stella buttoned her glove with an air of ...
... stand getting into the papers . I excuse Charley . His wife ' s a pill . " " I suppose you think he ' d have been all right if he'd married you , " said Percy , bitterly . " Yes , I do . " Stella buttoned her glove with an air of ...
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