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Page 59
... kind to which they are not accustomed ; but their wives are usually ready for any kind of work , however disagreeable or poorly paid it may be . The men often yield to com- plete discouragement , and become list- less and stupid , and ...
... kind to which they are not accustomed ; but their wives are usually ready for any kind of work , however disagreeable or poorly paid it may be . The men often yield to com- plete discouragement , and become list- less and stupid , and ...
Page 777
... kind of talent that insisted on doing the most repugnant things it could think of to the public taste expected to keep its works in its studio in an unbroken series , to lead a life of obscurity and painful vicis- situdes , and wait for ...
... kind of talent that insisted on doing the most repugnant things it could think of to the public taste expected to keep its works in its studio in an unbroken series , to lead a life of obscurity and painful vicis- situdes , and wait for ...
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... kind of note . It is in the olive orchard , the kind of a peasant girl , the what an English equivalent should be found for as soon as convenient - chic of the whole . - Before Sargent's other picture , at the Academy , Neapolitan ...
... kind of note . It is in the olive orchard , the kind of a peasant girl , the what an English equivalent should be found for as soon as convenient - chic of the whole . - Before Sargent's other picture , at the Academy , Neapolitan ...
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Abolition of Poverty | 1 |
Labor and the Natural Forces | 9 |
Clarence Cook | 41 |
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