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... had been at any time previous inour history. With theoutbreak ofthe war,Theodore Roosevelt resigned. "My duty hereis done," he said. "My place is in the field." And withoutloss of time heand his intimate friend, Dr. Leonard Wood, began ...
... had been at any time previous inour history. With theoutbreak ofthe war,Theodore Roosevelt resigned. "My duty hereis done," he said. "My place is in the field." And withoutloss of time heand his intimate friend, Dr. Leonard Wood, began ...
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... had been poorindeed, but now he had taken hold of himself in earnest. "I determined to be strong and well, and did everything to make myself so," hehas said. "By thetimeI entered Harvard Iwas able totakepartin whatever sportsIliked." As ...
... had been poorindeed, but now he had taken hold of himself in earnest. "I determined to be strong and well, and did everything to make myself so," hehas said. "By thetimeI entered Harvard Iwas able totakepartin whatever sportsIliked." As ...
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... hadbeen as a second home to him for four longyears. Thestudents were scatteringto the four points ofthecompass, and he might neverseesome of them again. But others were there whomhewasto meet later, and who were destined to march ...
... hadbeen as a second home to him for four longyears. Thestudents were scatteringto the four points ofthecompass, and he might neverseesome of them again. But others were there whomhewasto meet later, and who were destined to march ...
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... had been decided that Theodore Roosevelt should travel in Europe after graduating. Hisfather had leftthe family well provided for, so there wasno rush to get into something whereby a living might be earned. Yet Theodore Roosevelt had ...
... had been decided that Theodore Roosevelt should travel in Europe after graduating. Hisfather had leftthe family well provided for, so there wasno rush to get into something whereby a living might be earned. Yet Theodore Roosevelt had ...
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... had been at one time something of a pugilist. He was a thoroughly unprincipled fellow, and it was known that he would doalmost anything for money. "Sure, I'llfix him," said Stubby. "You just leavehimto me and see how I polish himoff ...
... had been at one time something of a pugilist. He was a thoroughly unprincipled fellow, and it was known that he would doalmost anything for money. "Sure, I'llfix him," said Stubby. "You just leavehimto me and see how I polish himoff ...
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