Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 99Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 - American literature |
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Page 14
... hold . They make short friendships and long hatreds and kaleidoscopic alliances , always for some temporary advantage . The small cities and states of ancient Greece , the Italian cities , the German principali- ties , the Balkan States ...
... hold . They make short friendships and long hatreds and kaleidoscopic alliances , always for some temporary advantage . The small cities and states of ancient Greece , the Italian cities , the German principali- ties , the Balkan States ...
Page 16
... hold no intercourse with Europe , to pursue the arts of peace , and to devote her energy to the welfare of her own people . We have had our Washington and Jefferson , who have warned us against the politics of Europe as the source of ...
... hold no intercourse with Europe , to pursue the arts of peace , and to devote her energy to the welfare of her own people . We have had our Washington and Jefferson , who have warned us against the politics of Europe as the source of ...
Page 56
... hold just life enough to haul their burden these sights don't stir me any more . I look at them without love , without hate , without pity , as if they were passing shadows in a nightmare , but with what aversion ! These shades ...
... hold just life enough to haul their burden these sights don't stir me any more . I look at them without love , without hate , without pity , as if they were passing shadows in a nightmare , but with what aversion ! These shades ...
Page 81
... hold the colonies and we hold the bag . Per- haps it is up to us to accept the " ar- rangements " agreed upon at Paris , if that is the best our allies and ourselves can do to fulfil the war promises we all made ; but it is certainly ...
... hold the colonies and we hold the bag . Per- haps it is up to us to accept the " ar- rangements " agreed upon at Paris , if that is the best our allies and ourselves can do to fulfil the war promises we all made ; but it is certainly ...
Page 82
... hold their noses and ratify Articles 27-440 inclusive . The considerations that led General Smuts to sign the treaty are more potent as an argument for ratification than they were as an argument for signing . Said the representative of ...
... hold their noses and ratify Articles 27-440 inclusive . The considerations that led General Smuts to sign the treaty are more potent as an argument for ratification than they were as an argument for signing . Said the representative of ...
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