Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 101Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1920 - American literature |
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Page 86
... sort of fossil buried on a New England farm , with my nearest neighbor half a mile away . And of course it has been what you ' d call vica- rious , a good deal of what I ' ve felt , not direct or personal . Useless , too , maybe . But ...
... sort of fossil buried on a New England farm , with my nearest neighbor half a mile away . And of course it has been what you ' d call vica- rious , a good deal of what I ' ve felt , not direct or personal . Useless , too , maybe . But ...
Page 87
... sort of initia- tion ; that you can't ever really under- stand life without it . I thought about that considerable . And I could see that nothing had ever really happened to me ; all the experiences I'd been through and suffered so much ...
... sort of initia- tion ; that you can't ever really under- stand life without it . I thought about that considerable . And I could see that nothing had ever really happened to me ; all the experiences I'd been through and suffered so much ...
Page 136
... sort of constitu- tional monarch , a sort of elected King George . France is a parliamentary republic . The legislative branches of the Government play a much more important part than our Senate and House of Representatives have played ...
... sort of constitu- tional monarch , a sort of elected King George . France is a parliamentary republic . The legislative branches of the Government play a much more important part than our Senate and House of Representatives have played ...
Page 162
... sort of cottage " in -shire , and this was their home . He had " run up for the day , on business - journalism " and was now on his way to Charing Cross . " I know you'll like my wife , " he said at parting . " She ' s - well , she ' s ...
... sort of cottage " in -shire , and this was their home . He had " run up for the day , on business - journalism " and was now on his way to Charing Cross . " I know you'll like my wife , " he said at parting . " She ' s - well , she ' s ...
Page 163
... sort of cottage " had been vacant for many years an unpromising and ineligible object , a mile away from a village , and three miles away from a railway station . The main part of it was an actual cot- tage , of seventeenth - century ...
... sort of cottage " had been vacant for many years an unpromising and ineligible object , a mile away from a village , and three miles away from a railway station . The main part of it was an actual cot- tage , of seventeenth - century ...
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