The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 120Atlantic Monthly Company, 1917 - American essays |
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Page 258
... hand was on her shoulder , but he did not speak . Came a series of days when dumb nurses changed the bandages , and the doctor came and went . Sometimes he removed her hand from the wall . Once , Emma stayed him . ' When will you be ...
... hand was on her shoulder , but he did not speak . Came a series of days when dumb nurses changed the bandages , and the doctor came and went . Sometimes he removed her hand from the wall . Once , Emma stayed him . ' When will you be ...
Page 411
... hand - bombs and grenades was fore- seen by both sides from the incidents of the siege of Port Arthur by the Jap- anese ; but their use , though unavoid- able in close hand - to - hand fighting , was still an anachronism , and when the ...
... hand - bombs and grenades was fore- seen by both sides from the incidents of the siege of Port Arthur by the Jap- anese ; but their use , though unavoid- able in close hand - to - hand fighting , was still an anachronism , and when the ...
Page 572
... hand would have evolved at the end of it- such an one as might hold his saucer while a gentleman sips from his tea - cup . Nay , more . In many ways that will at once occur to the intelligent reader this little hand would be helpful in ...
... hand would have evolved at the end of it- such an one as might hold his saucer while a gentleman sips from his tea - cup . Nay , more . In many ways that will at once occur to the intelligent reader this little hand would be helpful in ...
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