Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 99Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 - American literature |
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Page 108
... ment to suggest a luncheon party , but Anthony , remembering that it was Kitty's wish , made the suggestion a little tentatively . Mr. Costrelle's con- sent was as spontaneous as if the idea was a relief . " Certainly she shall have ...
... ment to suggest a luncheon party , but Anthony , remembering that it was Kitty's wish , made the suggestion a little tentatively . Mr. Costrelle's con- sent was as spontaneous as if the idea was a relief . " Certainly she shall have ...
Page 128
... ment in failing to check the unfriendly and obnoxious Pan - Serbist agitation , called on it to make formal repudiation of the same in its official journal , then added ten categorical demands whereof the substance was that King Peter's ...
... ment in failing to check the unfriendly and obnoxious Pan - Serbist agitation , called on it to make formal repudiation of the same in its official journal , then added ten categorical demands whereof the substance was that King Peter's ...
Page 142
... ment should do . It was no longer a case , Grey plainly showed , of Serbia or of Russia , or even of protecting France against the aggrandizement of Ger- many . All those things might be impor- tant , but they were swallowed up in the ...
... ment should do . It was no longer a case , Grey plainly showed , of Serbia or of Russia , or even of protecting France against the aggrandizement of Ger- many . All those things might be impor- tant , but they were swallowed up in the ...
Page 148
... ment at the same time . Crutches no longer kept any one from joining the serpentine march from room to room . Strong arms picked up babies in their nighties , and we were all in the parade . I did not know half my guests and never will ...
... ment at the same time . Crutches no longer kept any one from joining the serpentine march from room to room . Strong arms picked up babies in their nighties , and we were all in the parade . I did not know half my guests and never will ...
Page 151
... ment . A lover , though he sighed like a furnace , found here mottos for his passion . Also , there were " comics , " base , insulting valentines of suitable greeting from man to man . These were three for a nickel just as they came off ...
... ment . A lover , though he sighed like a furnace , found here mottos for his passion . Also , there were " comics , " base , insulting valentines of suitable greeting from man to man . These were three for a nickel just as they came off ...
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