Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 24
... sort of fashionable fad to walk down Broadway of a morning to one's busi- ness . The most eminent men in the metropolis appeared in this matutinal parade , and a favorite topic for " feature " writers was to describe the personnel of ...
... sort of fashionable fad to walk down Broadway of a morning to one's busi- ness . The most eminent men in the metropolis appeared in this matutinal parade , and a favorite topic for " feature " writers was to describe the personnel of ...
Page 110
... sort of a pellet which was supposed to counteract the craving for strong drink . No man ever strove more earnestly to keep violence and lawlessness out of a strike than he . I was present on two occasions when he put lieutenants on the ...
... sort of a pellet which was supposed to counteract the craving for strong drink . No man ever strove more earnestly to keep violence and lawlessness out of a strike than he . I was present on two occasions when he put lieutenants on the ...
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... sort of cold and quiet pool in the midst of a roaring ocean , sat the New York delegation . I had glanced once in awhile at their faces while Bryan was speaking . Their discipline was superb ; their stolidity little short of porcine ...
... sort of cold and quiet pool in the midst of a roaring ocean , sat the New York delegation . I had glanced once in awhile at their faces while Bryan was speaking . Their discipline was superb ; their stolidity little short of porcine ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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