The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 87
... ment of worthy and significant pur- poses . They become so precisely be- cause they teach us the meaning and the cost of achievement . But it is the attainment , the result , — not the effort , however necessary , that is worth while ...
... ment of worthy and significant pur- poses . They become so precisely be- cause they teach us the meaning and the cost of achievement . But it is the attainment , the result , — not the effort , however necessary , that is worth while ...
Page 545
... ment which carried a large fanlight - all constituting a façade of no mean aspect . On the columns grew in climb- ing circles woodbines , whose constantly curving trunks measured four inches in their diameter ; with their verdant ...
... ment which carried a large fanlight - all constituting a façade of no mean aspect . On the columns grew in climb- ing circles woodbines , whose constantly curving trunks measured four inches in their diameter ; with their verdant ...
Page 699
... ment is appearing as the largest bor- rower in the market . When the govern- ment dominates the central bank it is in a position to make the market for its own securities , thus preventing any true test of the soundness of its credit ...
... ment is appearing as the largest bor- rower in the market . When the govern- ment dominates the central bank it is in a position to make the market for its own securities , thus preventing any true test of the soundness of its credit ...
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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