Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 100Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1920 - American literature |
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Page 54
... friends with me , and she had every reason to be proud of them . It is one of the charming traits of the English that , no matter how poor you are , if they like you , they will come any distance , climb any number of stairs to see you ...
... friends with me , and she had every reason to be proud of them . It is one of the charming traits of the English that , no matter how poor you are , if they like you , they will come any distance , climb any number of stairs to see you ...
Page 97
... friends call it , but common sense , that has made the United States Senate ex- amine in detail the contract it was asked to ratify and to weigh the lia- bilities of the partnership . Invited to enter a partnership , a business man does ...
... friends call it , but common sense , that has made the United States Senate ex- amine in detail the contract it was asked to ratify and to weigh the lia- bilities of the partnership . Invited to enter a partnership , a business man does ...
Page 98
... friends , partly because of our distrust of Japan and partly because of our great and vital interests in the far East . Few have spoken up for Egypt . The facts in the case have been deliberately misrepresented , and there is a natural ...
... friends , partly because of our distrust of Japan and partly because of our great and vital interests in the far East . Few have spoken up for Egypt . The facts in the case have been deliberately misrepresented , and there is a natural ...
Page 106
... friends of university days , a British official in Egypt , told me once that Mohammed Pasha was one of the finest ... friend of English of- ficials , archæologists , and sportsmen . The brutal deportation did not break up or intimidate ...
... friends of university days , a British official in Egypt , told me once that Mohammed Pasha was one of the finest ... friend of English of- ficials , archæologists , and sportsmen . The brutal deportation did not break up or intimidate ...
Page 111
... friends would take pity on him . " You mean our friends , " she cor- rected . " You ' re the magnet , dear . " " I attracted you , " she conceded hap- pily . Then , with a start , she said : " Do you know what time it is ? And we ' re ...
... friends would take pity on him . " You mean our friends , " she cor- rected . " You ' re the magnet , dear . " " I attracted you , " she conceded hap- pily . Then , with a start , she said : " Do you know what time it is ? And we ' re ...
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