Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 93Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1916 - American literature |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 82
Page 13
... ment the diners were beginning to appear . Mrs. Foss , coming into the drawing- room , felt a glow of pleasure at the scene meeting her eyes . The occasion , the suc- cess of it , had lifted life for her above its usual plane . She ...
... ment the diners were beginning to appear . Mrs. Foss , coming into the drawing- room , felt a glow of pleasure at the scene meeting her eyes . The occasion , the suc- cess of it , had lifted life for her above its usual plane . She ...
Page 24
... ment , which would make as little of the Home Rule Act as the Germans made of the treaty guaranteeing the neutrality of Belgium ; and they were confirmed in this belief by the tone of an obstinate English A further factor was the ...
... ment , which would make as little of the Home Rule Act as the Germans made of the treaty guaranteeing the neutrality of Belgium ; and they were confirmed in this belief by the tone of an obstinate English A further factor was the ...
Page 32
... ment , in front of the door of my home , lay the body of an old man , a laborer , evi- dently , who had been stumping to his work . I suppose he had not realized that the rebellion was a serious one , and had started off on the usual ...
... ment , in front of the door of my home , lay the body of an old man , a laborer , evi- dently , who had been stumping to his work . I suppose he had not realized that the rebellion was a serious one , and had started off on the usual ...
Page 33
... ment . Now , growing vroeger in proportion to the increase o At the moment of writing this report , ( 9.30am . Great Britain knows that were it not for the oppoTuesday ) the Republican forces hold all their #tion of the Socialises ...
... ment . Now , growing vroeger in proportion to the increase o At the moment of writing this report , ( 9.30am . Great Britain knows that were it not for the oppoTuesday ) the Republican forces hold all their #tion of the Socialises ...
Page 39
... ments , uninjured , and a clock ; and by the side of the fireplace a photograph frame was hanging , a little askew . The post- office was gutted ; the Imperial Hotel and the offices of the " Freeman's Journal " were level with the ...
... ments , uninjured , and a clock ; and by the side of the fireplace a photograph frame was hanging , a little askew . The post- office was gutted ; the Imperial Hotel and the offices of the " Freeman's Journal " were level with the ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Ambrose American asked Aurora beautiful Bina Braile Brenda British called Chapman China coöperation dear door Dublin Dutch Harbor Dylks Eben eight-hour day Emily England eyes face farmers feel feet fire Foss France Gerald German girl give green hand Hawthorne head heard heart Irish Irish Volunteers Japan Jean Webster Judson Khartum knew Kordofan Lady Whittlemere laugh Leslie live Lockett looked Manchuria ment Middle West Middle-Western mind morning mother Mott nation never night O'Connell Bridge O'Connell Street once play Poland Roddy Rosamund Russia seemed Shelbourne side smile square miles squire stood strange street Sudan talk tell theater thing Thomas MacDonagh thought tion to-day told took turned voice WADY HALFA waiting walked woman women wonder York young
Bibliographic information
| Title | Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 93 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Aug 2005 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |