Scribner's Magazine, Volume 45Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Sheppard Dashiell, Harlan Logan Charles Scribners Sons, 1909 |
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... eye was arrested by a strange - looking house - boat of abnor- mal size . A second glance showed that there was not ... eyes and a fantastic bonnet ap- peared and hobbled down the passage way . Each laundress loudly claimed her entire ...
... eye was arrested by a strange - looking house - boat of abnor- mal size . A second glance showed that there was not ... eyes and a fantastic bonnet ap- peared and hobbled down the passage way . Each laundress loudly claimed her entire ...
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... eyes wherein sparkled the establishment known as the " Chinese joy of so beautiful a dream . Baths " had such a great success that Tur- quin soon opened another on a larger scale , where each person had a separate cabin and all plunged ...
... eyes wherein sparkled the establishment known as the " Chinese joy of so beautiful a dream . Baths " had such a great success that Tur- quin soon opened another on a larger scale , where each person had a separate cabin and all plunged ...
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... eyes with a deep crimson " bandy " of silk tied around his head . He wore a faded blue blouse , belted in very low on the hips with a frayed sash . Tight trousers , split from the knee down on the outside , a little the worse for wear ...
... eyes with a deep crimson " bandy " of silk tied around his head . He wore a faded blue blouse , belted in very low on the hips with a frayed sash . Tight trousers , split from the knee down on the outside , a little the worse for wear ...
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... eyes dance with pleas- ure , was worth fifty watch - fobs ! With a grunt of satisfaction , he snatched the treas- ure from my hand , and concealing it in his blouse dashed out of the store . It was only after a long search that I found ...
... eyes dance with pleas- ure , was worth fifty watch - fobs ! With a grunt of satisfaction , he snatched the treas- ure from my hand , and concealing it in his blouse dashed out of the store . It was only after a long search that I found ...
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... eyes with a gaze that had the concentrated bit- terness of generations in it , and the latter met it with a gravity that deepened into pity . " I will come in and I will stay ; Jesus was a Jew , " said the man on the lower step . " I do ...
... eyes with a gaze that had the concentrated bit- terness of generations in it , and the latter met it with a gravity that deepened into pity . " I will come in and I will stay ; Jesus was a Jew , " said the man on the lower step . " I do ...
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