The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... Prospect was on the campus and had no privacy what- ever , as the gardens were part of the college grounds . The board of trustees had refused the Pattons enough money for much needed repairs , but they now gave mother a mod- est sum ...
... Prospect was on the campus and had no privacy what- ever , as the gardens were part of the college grounds . The board of trustees had refused the Pattons enough money for much needed repairs , but they now gave mother a mod- est sum ...
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... Prospect . He refused to accept the salary but we did remain at Prospect until after his election . He readjusted the pattern of his days with that extraor- dinary serenity that always seemed to me little short of miraculous . The ...
... Prospect . He refused to accept the salary but we did remain at Prospect until after his election . He readjusted the pattern of his days with that extraor- dinary serenity that always seemed to me little short of miraculous . The ...
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... Prospect ! Library Place had been sold and we had no home ! Worst of all , our brief taste of publicity had made us afraid that we were not going to like this strange , new political life , Princeton Inn and Sea ... PROSPECT was 115 PROSPECT.
... Prospect ! Library Place had been sold and we had no home ! Worst of all , our brief taste of publicity had made us afraid that we were not going to like this strange , new political life , Princeton Inn and Sea ... PROSPECT was 115 PROSPECT.
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