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I we see it with rearrangement do we feel needn't remind you that there are all sorts that we are being put off with a substitute , of tastes : who can know it better ? Some a compromise and convention . It is not people , for excellent ...
I we see it with rearrangement do we feel needn't remind you that there are all sorts that we are being put off with a substitute , of tastes : who can know it better ? Some a compromise and convention . It is not people , for excellent ...
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the afternoons , and how he would feel a And he feels nothing but absence , ab- sense of absence and vague sadness in the sence , and the desolation of America , the afternoons , when everyone had gone away . loneliness and sadness of ...
the afternoons , and how he would feel a And he feels nothing but absence , ab- sense of absence and vague sadness in the sence , and the desolation of America , the afternoons , when everyone had gone away . loneliness and sadness of ...
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Father Kleinsorge began to be thirsty in the dreadful heat , and he did not feel strong enough to go for water again . ... For weeks , he had been feeling oppressed by the hatred of foreigners that the Japanese seemed increasingly to ...
Father Kleinsorge began to be thirsty in the dreadful heat , and he did not feel strong enough to go for water again . ... For weeks , he had been feeling oppressed by the hatred of foreigners that the Japanese seemed increasingly to ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
Pioneers O Pioneers | 99 |
Prayer of Columbus | 110 |
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| Title | American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, Volume 2 American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, John Towner Frederick |
| Editors | Joe Lee Davis, John Towner Frederick, Frank Luther Mott |
| Publisher | C. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
| Length | 1120 pages |
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