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On her deathbed Mrs. Whitney exacted from a friend a promise to see that Dorothy Whitney was brought up to the “ good and ... She hovered over the girl's every activity , disregarding friends who shook their heads at the thought of what ...
On her deathbed Mrs. Whitney exacted from a friend a promise to see that Dorothy Whitney was brought up to the “ good and ... She hovered over the girl's every activity , disregarding friends who shook their heads at the thought of what ...
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4 He had thousands of reform - minded friends , who , if they might hesitate at dying for him , raised a terrific din in ... while her reformist friend Rosika Schwimmer was just as busy talking Henry Ford into financing a “ peace ship .
4 He had thousands of reform - minded friends , who , if they might hesitate at dying for him , raised a terrific din in ... while her reformist friend Rosika Schwimmer was just as busy talking Henry Ford into financing a “ peace ship .
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Bourne's impassioned stand was to cost him most of his friends and his income . The well - paying magazines lost interest in his articles , the lady who had sold her Whistler paintings to finance the Seven Arts decided that she had ...
Bourne's impassioned stand was to cost him most of his friends and his income . The well - paying magazines lost interest in his articles , the lady who had sold her Whistler paintings to finance the Seven Arts decided that she had ...
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Thrust from the Top Іо | 10 |
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