The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... looked as though she were going to faint . When mother asked her what was wrong , she only shook her head and looked around the table desperately . We were eating corn on the cob with gusto - butter was dripping from the chins of her ...
... looked as though she were going to faint . When mother asked her what was wrong , she only shook her head and looked around the table desperately . We were eating corn on the cob with gusto - butter was dripping from the chins of her ...
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... looked at one another in despair . No fireplace , no garden , and meals in a hotel dining room surrounded by other people . How could we bear it ? But father would be away all day at Trenton , Jessie spent five days a week at the ...
... looked at one another in despair . No fireplace , no garden , and meals in a hotel dining room surrounded by other people . How could we bear it ? But father would be away all day at Trenton , Jessie spent five days a week at the ...
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... looked seraphic in hers - all white with a gold belt that matched her shining hair . Mine was a soft blue and I was mildly pleased when I looked in the mirror upstairs in my room but 220 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
... looked seraphic in hers - all white with a gold belt that matched her shining hair . Mine was a soft blue and I was mildly pleased when I looked in the mirror upstairs in my room but 220 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
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