Major Writers of America, Volume 1Harcourt, Brace & World, 1962 Selections from the writings of fifteen important American authors, including portions of novels, short stories, prose and poems. |
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... friends , and in French . The manu- script contains marginal notations by Madame Brillon . She had sent him a verse dialogue , Le Sage et la Goutte , in which the Sage admits to having mistresses , enjoying wine , and insists he does ...
... friends , and in French . The manu- script contains marginal notations by Madame Brillon . She had sent him a verse dialogue , Le Sage et la Goutte , in which the Sage admits to having mistresses , enjoying wine , and insists he does ...
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... friends , though we cannot be man and wife , " continued Mabel , almost as much dis- turbed as her companion , scarcely knowing what she said ; " we can always be friends , and always will . " " I thought the Sergeant was mistaken ...
... friends , though we cannot be man and wife , " continued Mabel , almost as much dis- turbed as her companion , scarcely knowing what she said ; " we can always be friends , and always will . " " I thought the Sergeant was mistaken ...
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... friends , to whom this introductory epistle is addressed , farewell . Though some of you have remonstrated with me , I shall never write any more " Biglow Papers , " however great the tempta- tion , great especially at the present time ...
... friends , to whom this introductory epistle is addressed , farewell . Though some of you have remonstrated with me , I shall never write any more " Biglow Papers , " however great the tempta- tion , great especially at the present time ...
Contents
WILLIAM BRADFORD | 3 |
My Father and Your Father To | 4 |
Introduction | 10 |
Copyright | |
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