The EarthquakeCharles Scribner's Sons, 1918 - 307 páginas The awakening of the United States to it's involvement in World War I. |
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... turned away her head . " Gallant - th to sail for France next week , " I read through blurred eyes . " So rapid has been the improvement in the condition and training of the that it is -th Regiment , stationed at Fort now ...
... turned away her head . " Gallant - th to sail for France next week , " I read through blurred eyes . " So rapid has been the improvement in the condition and training of the that it is -th Regiment , stationed at Fort now ...
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... turned into our own block Helen leaned out of the window of the taxi and looked up at the house . " How nice ! " she exclaimed . " Some one has hung out a big American flag ! It must have been Henry ! " Sure enough , there over our ...
... turned into our own block Helen leaned out of the window of the taxi and looked up at the house . " How nice ! " she exclaimed . " Some one has hung out a big American flag ! It must have been Henry ! " Sure enough , there over our ...
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... turned to find Helen was gazing at it also . " John , " she said slowly , " I've been thinking that , after all , we're not going to do enough . We've only been planning how to live on our income . I read to- day that there was danger ...
... turned to find Helen was gazing at it also . " John , " she said slowly , " I've been thinking that , after all , we're not going to do enough . We've only been planning how to live on our income . I read to- day that there was danger ...
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... turned Margery loose among the china , sought the whereabouts of our chore man . But Mrs. Gavin had not seen Angelo that morning and was ignorant of his place of abode . We had occupied our house for nearly twenty years , but only once ...
... turned Margery loose among the china , sought the whereabouts of our chore man . But Mrs. Gavin had not seen Angelo that morning and was ignorant of his place of abode . We had occupied our house for nearly twenty years , but only once ...
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... turned on the water , Mr. Stanton ? ” she asked innocently . " You know it's a hot - water furnace . I've fixed the radiators up - stairs , already , for you . ' " 9 I hadn't known it was a hot - water furnace 50 THE EARTHQUAKE.
... turned on the water , Mr. Stanton ? ” she asked innocently . " You know it's a hot - water furnace . I've fixed the radiators up - stairs , already , for you . ' " 9 I hadn't known it was a hot - water furnace 50 THE EARTHQUAKE.
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