Taken Alive: And Other Stories : with an AutobiographyDodd, Mead,, 1889 - 375 pages |
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... reason that floating through the press I meet with paragraphs concerning myself that are incorrect , and often absurdly untrue . These literary and per- sonal notes , together with many questioning letters , indicate a certain amount of ...
... reason that floating through the press I meet with paragraphs concerning myself that are incorrect , and often absurdly untrue . These literary and per- sonal notes , together with many questioning letters , indicate a certain amount of ...
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... reasons that have passed into history , the attack was not made . We withdrew six miles from the city and went into camp . I had scarcely begun to enjoy much - needed rest before the Confederates came up in the darkness and shelled us ...
... reasons that have passed into history , the attack was not made . We withdrew six miles from the city and went into camp . I had scarcely begun to enjoy much - needed rest before the Confederates came up in the darkness and shelled us ...
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... reason interested me . I usually had a mental serial running , to which I returned when it was my mood ; but I had never written even a short story . In October , 1871 , I was asked to preach for a far up - town congregation in New York ...
... reason interested me . I usually had a mental serial running , to which I returned when it was my mood ; but I had never written even a short story . In October , 1871 , I was asked to preach for a far up - town congregation in New York ...
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... deigns to notice the book , he will not only say what he thinks , but I shall have much reason to think as he does . " Mr. Ripley met the 1 diffident author kindly , asked a few questions , and " A NATIVE AUTHOR CALLED ROE . " 21.
... deigns to notice the book , he will not only say what he thinks , but I shall have much reason to think as he does . " Mr. Ripley met the 1 diffident author kindly , asked a few questions , and " A NATIVE AUTHOR CALLED ROE . " 21.
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... reason I have spoken so earnestly to - night . You will grieve yourself to death if left alone ; and what good would your death do any one ? It would spoil my life . Believe me , I would welcome you to my home with all your sorrow ...
... reason I have spoken so earnestly to - night . You will grieve yourself to death if left alone ; and what good would your death do any one ? It would spoil my life . Believe me , I would welcome you to my home with all your sorrow ...
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