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... Young Dent himself was not sta- tioned at the Barracks , but he arranged things so that his family invited young Lieutenant Grant to the Dent home . Through making this simple gesture of politeness toward his classmate Frederick Dent ...
... Young Dent himself was not sta- tioned at the Barracks , but he arranged things so that his family invited young Lieutenant Grant to the Dent home . Through making this simple gesture of politeness toward his classmate Frederick Dent ...
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... young people , among them a seventeen - year - old daughter named Julia , who had just finished her education at Professor Moreau's school in St. Louis . There she had been taught a little music , French , and ballroom etiquette besides ...
... young people , among them a seventeen - year - old daughter named Julia , who had just finished her education at Professor Moreau's school in St. Louis . There she had been taught a little music , French , and ballroom etiquette besides ...
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... Young Jesse was left out of the royal invitation . Thereupon Badeau sent a telegram to Sir John Cowell , Master of the Queen's Household , whom he had known for some time , in which he said : Personal and confidential to yourself . I ...
... Young Jesse was left out of the royal invitation . Thereupon Badeau sent a telegram to Sir John Cowell , Master of the Queen's Household , whom he had known for some time , in which he said : Personal and confidential to yourself . I ...
Contents
MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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