The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 101 |
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My chief desire was to wander this strangest of all the languages of at will through the domain of the Europe , for Bayonne to - day differs little Basques , those " warders of the Pyre- from any other modern French town , and nees ...
My chief desire was to wander this strangest of all the languages of at will through the domain of the Europe , for Bayonne to - day differs little Basques , those " warders of the Pyre- from any other modern French town , and nees ...
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In re- the foreign invasion he finds all about sponse to a comment of mine in French , him , the prosperous resorts filled with he answered in English . Ten years or summer visitors , and the varied intermore ago he left home for our ...
In re- the foreign invasion he finds all about sponse to a comment of mine in French , him , the prosperous resorts filled with he answered in English . Ten years or summer visitors , and the varied intermore ago he left home for our ...
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This unusual entry , my landlady loss lifted not a hand , the united efforts naïvely explained , was because I was of the French police and the American such a small eater . consul recovered the missing document The railway down the ...
This unusual entry , my landlady loss lifted not a hand , the united efforts naïvely explained , was because I was of the French police and the American such a small eater . consul recovered the missing document The railway down the ...
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... representing the deliverance of the town from the the ancient prototype of the modern French many centuries ago . canteen girl , who proved indispensable In 1638 , so runs the story , Nuestra in our own days of recent warfare .
... representing the deliverance of the town from the the ancient prototype of the modern French many centuries ago . canteen girl , who proved indispensable In 1638 , so runs the story , Nuestra in our own days of recent warfare .
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... achieveit is not brazen , but is rather mysterious . ments of the English , any more than The result is virtually the same ; namely , those of the Germans or the French or the exaltation of the imported medioc- the Scandinavians .
... achieveit is not brazen , but is rather mysterious . ments of the English , any more than The result is virtually the same ; namely , those of the Germans or the French or the exaltation of the imported medioc- the Scandinavians .
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| Title | The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 101 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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