The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... smiled at me and drove on . Mother's cheeks were pinker than usual that evening when she told us how it had come about . President Patton had resigned and suggested father as his successor . With- out any discussion , and breaking the ...
... smiled at me and drove on . Mother's cheeks were pinker than usual that evening when she told us how it had come about . President Patton had resigned and suggested father as his successor . With- out any discussion , and breaking the ...
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... smiled at her and said , " You are right , of course . " She was very direct and fearless in making suggestions to him , and she could be critical in the best sense of the word , in spite of the fact that she was always ready to admire ...
... smiled at her and said , " You are right , of course . " She was very direct and fearless in making suggestions to him , and she could be critical in the best sense of the word , in spite of the fact that she was always ready to admire ...
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... smiled her radiant smile and lay peacefully holding his hand , but we knew that by then her heart and mind were filled only with deep concern for him . She seemed happy when he was with her , and restless in the brief intervals when he ...
... smiled her radiant smile and lay peacefully holding his hand , but we knew that by then her heart and mind were filled only with deep concern for him . She seemed happy when he was with her , and restless in the brief intervals when he ...
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