Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 113Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1926 - American literature |
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Page 103
... woman's page as to how Maria Louisa took the news . When Jack Dempsey met his , the " New York World " gave the battle forty - six columns . The press has changed substan- tially in the century since Waterloo . It has changed ...
... woman's page as to how Maria Louisa took the news . When Jack Dempsey met his , the " New York World " gave the battle forty - six columns . The press has changed substan- tially in the century since Waterloo . It has changed ...
Page 119
... woman's clubs . How- ever that may be , it now occurs that a history of philosophy has the suc- cess of a best seller ; and other books , which presuppose training and in- telligence in the reader , find large audiences . This comes ...
... woman's clubs . How- ever that may be , it now occurs that a history of philosophy has the suc- cess of a best seller ; and other books , which presuppose training and in- telligence in the reader , find large audiences . This comes ...
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... woman of sense " was that she was a remarkable woman . What struck you first , when she rose to give the invalid his medicine , was a dignity of bearing which , though she could not have been more than middle size , gave the im ...
... woman of sense " was that she was a remarkable woman . What struck you first , when she rose to give the invalid his medicine , was a dignity of bearing which , though she could not have been more than middle size , gave the im ...
Page 138
... a young woman , and an older one , the first two well poised , the third excited and gesticulating , apparently over the disturbance Signora Bonaparte had just witnessed . She went to the door to be 138 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.
... a young woman , and an older one , the first two well poised , the third excited and gesticulating , apparently over the disturbance Signora Bonaparte had just witnessed . She went to the door to be 138 THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.
Page 139
... woman before her ; but already he was reassuring his hostess , though it occurred to him that here was a woman who needed support about as little as any woman he had ever seen . " Do not be alarmed , signora , " he said . " Napoleon ...
... woman before her ; but already he was reassuring his hostess , though it occurred to him that here was a woman who needed support about as little as any woman he had ever seen . " Do not be alarmed , signora , " he said . " Napoleon ...
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