Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 97Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1918 - American literature |
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... fact of the invasion . He had car - loads of food rolling upon him from Brussels and the responsibility of distributing it well to thousands of people . He had sometimes news that maybe no more cars of food would be sent , and that was ...
... fact of the invasion . He had car - loads of food rolling upon him from Brussels and the responsibility of distributing it well to thousands of people . He had sometimes news that maybe no more cars of food would be sent , and that was ...
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... fact , however . The emptiest of tin cans were swollen with potentialities in the north of France , or at least that is what some statesman in England believed . The statesman's imagination surged vigor- ously against the possibility of ...
... fact , however . The emptiest of tin cans were swollen with potentialities in the north of France , or at least that is what some statesman in England believed . The statesman's imagination surged vigor- ously against the possibility of ...
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... fact , she felt that a bit of beauty existed in the landscape . If only the third milk- pail had been full . Tuesday she went peddling . The white mare was hitched to the yellow pung . She almost enjoyed the trip , which be- fore had ...
... fact , she felt that a bit of beauty existed in the landscape . If only the third milk- pail had been full . Tuesday she went peddling . The white mare was hitched to the yellow pung . She almost enjoyed the trip , which be- fore had ...
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... facts . Down South they found camps throwing away too much bread . They inquired for causes , and discovered a sec ... fact , the armies in training in this country do waste food , but not nearly to the extent that might be supposed or ...
... facts . Down South they found camps throwing away too much bread . They inquired for causes , and discovered a sec ... fact , the armies in training in this country do waste food , but not nearly to the extent that might be supposed or ...
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... fact , including the waste , high as it is , the American soldier can get away with only 3900 calories daily in the messes that have been analyzed , while his net consumption amounts to only 3635 calories per day . The American soldier ...
... fact , including the waste , high as it is , the American soldier can get away with only 3900 calories daily in the messes that have been analyzed , while his net consumption amounts to only 3635 calories per day . The American soldier ...
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