The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... floor of the cage was a pathetic little heap . Sorrow and remorse overcame us and we could neither sleep nor eat . Margaret was heart- broken . For days she was inconsolable and at night she woke , screaming . Her grief was deep and ...
... floor of the cage was a pathetic little heap . Sorrow and remorse overcame us and we could neither sleep nor eat . Margaret was heart- broken . For days she was inconsolable and at night she woke , screaming . Her grief was deep and ...
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... floor and two large marble- top tables . Directly beyond was another hall with a rotunda to the second floor , encircled by an iron balustrade that soon became a favorite haunt of ours . From here 62 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
... floor and two large marble- top tables . Directly beyond was another hall with a rotunda to the second floor , encircled by an iron balustrade that soon became a favorite haunt of ours . From here 62 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
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... floor . She looked half angel , half Grecian statue , and she had that lovely shining look that always brought a lump into my throat . Mother pinned the veil on , smiling into Jessie's eyes with no sign of the grief that this parting ...
... floor . She looked half angel , half Grecian statue , and she had that lovely shining look that always brought a lump into my throat . Mother pinned the veil on , smiling into Jessie's eyes with no sign of the grief that this parting ...
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