The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 121Atlantic Monthly Company, 1918 - American essays |
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Page 24
... train which is to take us pulls in slowly . Cheers and farewells come from the crowd , handkerchiefs flutter in the breeze . It is four o'clock . In a few seconds our train , from the first car to the last , is decorated with flow- ers ...
... train which is to take us pulls in slowly . Cheers and farewells come from the crowd , handkerchiefs flutter in the breeze . It is four o'clock . In a few seconds our train , from the first car to the last , is decorated with flow- ers ...
Page 270
... train was supposed to start . After another long wait at the station , I finally took a train for Fri- bourg . In the compartment that I set out to enter in the first place , I saw some officers ' wives from Colmar who knew me well . I ...
... train was supposed to start . After another long wait at the station , I finally took a train for Fri- bourg . In the compartment that I set out to enter in the first place , I saw some officers ' wives from Colmar who knew me well . I ...
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... train of thought as it speeds through a way station ; and there is no happy mean between jumping on a passing train and standing still on the platform - except , as I have suggest- ed , a pleasant wave of the hand as the train passes ...
... train of thought as it speeds through a way station ; and there is no happy mean between jumping on a passing train and standing still on the platform - except , as I have suggest- ed , a pleasant wave of the hand as the train passes ...
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