The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... worried him to such an extent that he had behaved like the proverbial absent - minded professor . Going upstairs to dress for dinner , he had undressed com- pletely and climbed into bed . It was not in the least like him and , though ...
... worried him to such an extent that he had behaved like the proverbial absent - minded professor . Going upstairs to dress for dinner , he had undressed com- pletely and climbed into bed . It was not in the least like him and , though ...
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... and strength every day . Of course , the most important part was about my beau . Father was grimly silent on the subject , but mother was most sympathetic and interested . She was , however , secretly worried at 136 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
... and strength every day . Of course , the most important part was about my beau . Father was grimly silent on the subject , but mother was most sympathetic and interested . She was , however , secretly worried at 136 THE WOODROW WILSONS.
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... worried me until it occurred to me to wonder why he was telling me , and not going directly to father . I sug- gested sweetly that he should go to " headquarters ” , knowing that he wouldn't dare , and was terribly pleased with myself ...
... worried me until it occurred to me to wonder why he was telling me , and not going directly to father . I sug- gested sweetly that he should go to " headquarters ” , knowing that he wouldn't dare , and was terribly pleased with myself ...
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