The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... stories was about the Irishman who missed a train . His friend said , " Ah , Pat , you didn't run fast enough ... story from the smallest incident that caught his fancy . He and mother talked before us with the greatest freedom and very ...
... stories was about the Irishman who missed a train . His friend said , " Ah , Pat , you didn't run fast enough ... story from the smallest incident that caught his fancy . He and mother talked before us with the greatest freedom and very ...
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... stories at the time and many people thought mother the author . We found one story ending with the sentence- " Free - hell , there ain't no sich word as ' free ' for a woman what kin love " . We showed it to mother , but even this did ...
... stories at the time and many people thought mother the author . We found one story ending with the sentence- " Free - hell , there ain't no sich word as ' free ' for a woman what kin love " . We showed it to mother , but even this did ...
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... stories , often prompting him to tell one of our particular favorites . He never forgot one or stumbled in telling ... story of a man who asked an Irishman for whom he in- tended to vote . The Irishman replied , “ Sure , I'm going to ...
... stories , often prompting him to tell one of our particular favorites . He never forgot one or stumbled in telling ... story of a man who asked an Irishman for whom he in- tended to vote . The Irishman replied , “ Sure , I'm going to ...
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