The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 148Atlantic Monthly Company, 1931 - American essays |
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Page 440
... fact that even the most translucent flesh rots from the bones , leaving them tri- umphantly clean , architecturally and persistently beautiful . I accept the fact that the cells , which an hour before housed thought , have betrayed it ...
... fact that even the most translucent flesh rots from the bones , leaving them tri- umphantly clean , architecturally and persistently beautiful . I accept the fact that the cells , which an hour before housed thought , have betrayed it ...
Page 557
... fact has been brought home to us forcefully in the last few months through the unquestioned importance of the devel- opments abroad in respect of inter- national fiscal relations and the han- dling of war debts and reparations . Nothing ...
... fact has been brought home to us forcefully in the last few months through the unquestioned importance of the devel- opments abroad in respect of inter- national fiscal relations and the han- dling of war debts and reparations . Nothing ...
Page 702
... fact to crimes of this nature . ' And Senator Lodge re- plied , ' Amen ' ; the Journal was an ' efficient cause in breeding anarchists and murder . ' The man who had done so much to take the nation into its crusade of three years before ...
... fact to crimes of this nature . ' And Senator Lodge re- plied , ' Amen ' ; the Journal was an ' efficient cause in breeding anarchists and murder . ' The man who had done so much to take the nation into its crusade of three years before ...
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