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... appearance of Manifest Des- tiny in their midst . Nobody in the village had ever possessed more than five dollars in ... appeared as an actor for the first and only time in his career . He took a part in Shakespeare's Othello - not as ...
... appearance of Manifest Des- tiny in their midst . Nobody in the village had ever possessed more than five dollars in ... appeared as an actor for the first and only time in his career . He took a part in Shakespeare's Othello - not as ...
Page 252
... appeared to realize that he was beset by a pressing danger , and manifested by manner more than in words that he was relieved by my arrival . . . . Cer- tainly there was none of that masterly confidence which has since been assumed with ...
... appeared to realize that he was beset by a pressing danger , and manifested by manner more than in words that he was relieved by my arrival . . . . Cer- tainly there was none of that masterly confidence which has since been assumed with ...
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... appeared in the Louisville Commercial on March 26 , 1889 , under the heading " Badeau and Grant " : " Gen. Badeau's latest appearance before the public , as all his previous ones have been , is due to a member of the Grant family . He ...
... appeared in the Louisville Commercial on March 26 , 1889 , under the heading " Badeau and Grant " : " Gen. Badeau's latest appearance before the public , as all his previous ones have been , is due to a member of the Grant family . He ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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