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... friends about him . To some folk the President's quietness of manner and this necessity for com- panionship have seemed paradoxical ; his undemonstrativeness , they believe , must mean that his intimate friend- ships are few . On the ...
... friends about him . To some folk the President's quietness of manner and this necessity for com- panionship have seemed paradoxical ; his undemonstrativeness , they believe , must mean that his intimate friend- ships are few . On the ...
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friends ; he likes to try out with them his forming ideas . If he is silent , they know the silence represents , not person- al aloofness , but mental occupation . - Of course , it is only the realities of friendly relationships that ...
friends ; he likes to try out with them his forming ideas . If he is silent , they know the silence represents , not person- al aloofness , but mental occupation . - Of course , it is only the realities of friendly relationships that ...
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... friends . ' It was the Life of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst that sug- gested the format of Nash's famous edition of Dante which the King of England placed in the Royal Library at Windsor , where I saw it a year ago . Mr. Hearst was not displeased ...
... friends . ' It was the Life of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst that sug- gested the format of Nash's famous edition of Dante which the King of England placed in the Royal Library at Windsor , where I saw it a year ago . Mr. Hearst was not displeased ...
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