Copeland's Treasury for Booklovers: A Panorama of English and American Poetry and Prose from the Earliest Times to the Present, Volumen5Charles Townsend Copeland Scribner's, 1933 |
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... never her car . For she used the car as a jitney bus . It was her social life . She never had a " party " in all her nearly seventeen years - wouldn't have one ; but she never drove a block in the car in her life that she didn't begin ...
... never her car . For she used the car as a jitney bus . It was her social life . She never had a " party " in all her nearly seventeen years - wouldn't have one ; but she never drove a block in the car in her life that she didn't begin ...
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... never , at any time , had any inclination to enter upon missionary work , though her religious faith was never at any moment in the smallest degree shaken . From her thirteenth year she had been an active and enthusiastic member of her ...
... never , at any time , had any inclination to enter upon missionary work , though her religious faith was never at any moment in the smallest degree shaken . From her thirteenth year she had been an active and enthusiastic member of her ...
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... never have made up to him for the ironic memory of the last hour he had spent with her . Besides , Saxe would never have understood . I should probably never have touched this chapter of history with a public pen , if I had not heard a ...
... never have made up to him for the ironic memory of the last hour he had spent with her . Besides , Saxe would never have understood . I should probably never have touched this chapter of history with a public pen , if I had not heard a ...
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