Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 65
... fact that the workingman's condition in the United States , though not ideal , is immensely better than that of his fellows in any other land ? How much have prohibition and closed saloons to do with it ? Certainly it might have been ...
... fact that the workingman's condition in the United States , though not ideal , is immensely better than that of his fellows in any other land ? How much have prohibition and closed saloons to do with it ? Certainly it might have been ...
Page 208
... fact that whatever you give him to do instantly becomes in his mind the most important assignment ever given any writer . Of course , it's a form of egotism . He thinks that the very fact of the job being given him means that it's a ...
... fact that whatever you give him to do instantly becomes in his mind the most important assignment ever given any writer . Of course , it's a form of egotism . He thinks that the very fact of the job being given him means that it's a ...
Page 328
... fact way of his class . " We're leaving back there in America the riches of the age . That golden sun sinking in the west , that glow , as if all the mines of the Rand were pouring their treasure into your western land , tells the story ...
... fact way of his class . " We're leaving back there in America the riches of the age . That golden sun sinking in the west , that glow , as if all the mines of the Rand were pouring their treasure into your western land , tells the story ...
Contents
CHAPTER I page | 3 |
CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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