The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... weeks and weeks be- fore she attempted to resume her usual tasks . I went driving with her when she was able to be out and , though I tried desperately to interest and distract her , she just nodded at me and looked so heartbroken that ...
... weeks and weeks be- fore she attempted to resume her usual tasks . I went driving with her when she was able to be out and , though I tried desperately to interest and distract her , she just nodded at me and looked so heartbroken that ...
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... weeks was more Southern than any Southerner - speaking what father called " educated nigger " . I was late for the fall term and , as I arrived at night , I did not see any of the other pupils until morning . A mos- quito bit me while I ...
... weeks was more Southern than any Southerner - speaking what father called " educated nigger " . I was late for the fall term and , as I arrived at night , I did not see any of the other pupils until morning . A mos- quito bit me while I ...
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... weeks in Chihuahua with the Lawrences and went to innumerable parties where the young mining engineers , hungry for ... week or two and were terribly concerned . At last one day we were told that a train was leaving in an hour and that ...
... weeks in Chihuahua with the Lawrences and went to innumerable parties where the young mining engineers , hungry for ... week or two and were terribly concerned . At last one day we were told that a train was leaving in an hour and that ...
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