Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 93
... once asked a well - known news- paperman what sort of an editor Shepard was . " Well , " was the reply " he is an editor in the sense that Redfield Proctor is a sculptor . Senator Proctor owns a marble quarry and Shepard owns a ...
... once asked a well - known news- paperman what sort of an editor Shepard was . " Well , " was the reply " he is an editor in the sense that Redfield Proctor is a sculptor . Senator Proctor owns a marble quarry and Shepard owns a ...
Page 146
... once remarked plaintively in my hearing , as he contemplated the vacant chair of a high executive , " I certainly do suffer terribly from the liquor habit . " I recall one gentleman in high authority who , two or three times a year ...
... once remarked plaintively in my hearing , as he contemplated the vacant chair of a high executive , " I certainly do suffer terribly from the liquor habit . " I recall one gentleman in high authority who , two or three times a year ...
Page 347
... once . We worked throughout the night providing that aid . In the morning , with a heavy heart , I gave out a cheerful statement . If I had failed to do so , those banks would have failed despite the aid we gave . The President dare not ...
... once . We worked throughout the night providing that aid . In the morning , with a heavy heart , I gave out a cheerful statement . If I had failed to do so , those banks would have failed despite the aid we gave . The President dare not ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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