The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... mother's bureau were mir- acles of neatness . Mother's clothes were kept in a small dressing room at one side and I never saw even so much as a stocking lying about in the room . I remember her shocked expression when Maggie reported ...
... mother's bureau were mir- acles of neatness . Mother's clothes were kept in a small dressing room at one side and I never saw even so much as a stocking lying about in the room . I remember her shocked expression when Maggie reported ...
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... mother's father , Edward Axson , preach . Mother came in , dressed in deep mourning , and holding her little brother , Ed , by the hand . Father was enchanted at once but disturbed because he thought that she must be a young widow with ...
... mother's father , Edward Axson , preach . Mother came in , dressed in deep mourning , and holding her little brother , Ed , by the hand . Father was enchanted at once but disturbed because he thought that she must be a young widow with ...
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... mother's child and , not at all pleased at the prospect of sharing mother , she greeted her first niece by slapping her soundly on her tiny , red face . When she grew up , we admired her tremendously . She was aloof , languid , almost ...
... mother's child and , not at all pleased at the prospect of sharing mother , she greeted her first niece by slapping her soundly on her tiny , red face . When she grew up , we admired her tremendously . She was aloof , languid , almost ...
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