The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 99 |
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It looked like she regular that had been brought in with just could n't stand seeing him sitting there all day just looking at the wall , never speaking and hardly ever changing his position .
It looked like she regular that had been brought in with just could n't stand seeing him sitting there all day just looking at the wall , never speaking and hardly ever changing his position .
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I ' ve seen her stand by his bed for half an hour coaxing him to walk up and down the porch with her . He never would budge for anybody else , but he moved for her . Sometimes she'd get him to stop outside for a few minutes and watch ...
I ' ve seen her stand by his bed for half an hour coaxing him to walk up and down the porch with her . He never would budge for anybody else , but he moved for her . Sometimes she'd get him to stop outside for a few minutes and watch ...
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He was standing on his crutches , facing us , but not looking at the captain . The captain pricked Baker's finger and squeezed out a drop of blood ... But I ' ll stand my trial sooner than see that lady let in fer a thing like this .
He was standing on his crutches , facing us , but not looking at the captain . The captain pricked Baker's finger and squeezed out a drop of blood ... But I ' ll stand my trial sooner than see that lady let in fer a thing like this .
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Part of it was the four bronze was " the establishment of right every- horses which stand to - day in perwhere . ” In seven hundred years we petuam rei memoriam above the portal have invented no new formula . of St. Mark's , one of ...
Part of it was the four bronze was " the establishment of right every- horses which stand to - day in perwhere . ” In seven hundred years we petuam rei memoriam above the portal have invented no new formula . of St. Mark's , one of ...
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For natural treatment of The new school of English fiction a debatable theme , Dickens stands un- which centers about the tea ... There stand , " muses Dr. Mitchell , “ the dis- are phrases so inevitable that they defy covery of America ...
For natural treatment of The new school of English fiction a debatable theme , Dickens stands un- which centers about the tea ... There stand , " muses Dr. Mitchell , “ the dis- are phrases so inevitable that they defy covery of America ...
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| Title | The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 99 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2005 |
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