Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 116
... things we think are of prime importance are futile while on some little thing , which at the moment we ignore , may hang our very destinies . So it was during this mayoralty campaign . There began coming in the political mail which ...
... things we think are of prime importance are futile while on some little thing , which at the moment we ignore , may hang our very destinies . So it was during this mayoralty campaign . There began coming in the political mail which ...
Page 125
... things to write about , or else write about old things in an entirely new way , " he said to me one day . " The first was too hard a job , so I adopted the second . " The style he wrote in was not English , according to any of the estab ...
... things to write about , or else write about old things in an entirely new way , " he said to me one day . " The first was too hard a job , so I adopted the second . " The style he wrote in was not English , according to any of the estab ...
Page 257
... things ? ' As to that , I find after reading carefully two of his big books , that every time Mr. Roosevelt gets near the heart of a wild thing , he invariably puts a bullet through it . ” ― It was the era of the muckrakers and their ...
... things ? ' As to that , I find after reading carefully two of his big books , that every time Mr. Roosevelt gets near the heart of a wild thing , he invariably puts a bullet through it . ” ― It was the era of the muckrakers and their ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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