The Atlantic Monthly, 134. kötetAtlantic Monthly Company, 1924 |
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7. oldal
... never ate anything in the mine until dinner - time . Him and you two are the only three coal - diggers I ever heard of that did n't stop for a mid - morning lunch . ' The Board member spoke up : ' I never ate lunch in the mine in my ...
... never ate anything in the mine until dinner - time . Him and you two are the only three coal - diggers I ever heard of that did n't stop for a mid - morning lunch . ' The Board member spoke up : ' I never ate lunch in the mine in my ...
10. oldal
... never had that opportunity . ' He looked at me . ' What church do you belong to ? ' ' I belong to the big one , ' I answered . He looked a little embarrassed , and thinking that perhaps he took me for a Roman Catholic , I added , " The ...
... never had that opportunity . ' He looked at me . ' What church do you belong to ? ' ' I belong to the big one , ' I answered . He looked a little embarrassed , and thinking that perhaps he took me for a Roman Catholic , I added , " The ...
19. oldal
... never heard ! The young are a horrible spectacle now- adays , the world over . No doubt they have their excellence , but that does not excuse their demerits . Imagine young people thirty years ago arguing to prove one of their seniors ...
... never heard ! The young are a horrible spectacle now- adays , the world over . No doubt they have their excellence , but that does not excuse their demerits . Imagine young people thirty years ago arguing to prove one of their seniors ...
23. oldal
... never see ; I bathe in my private bath ; I work in my private office . I am alone - lonely as I used to be in solitary confinement when the British put me in prison on my return from America at the incep- tion of the war . ' ' Did they ...
... never see ; I bathe in my private bath ; I work in my private office . I am alone - lonely as I used to be in solitary confinement when the British put me in prison on my return from America at the incep- tion of the war . ' ' Did they ...
24. oldal
... never resembled the rest of us- she had lighter skin , ' coffee , tempered by cream , ' my brother used to say , not coffee - clear like ours ; her nose was aquiline , almost Semitic ; her eyes were slanting , not round , darkened by ...
... never resembled the rest of us- she had lighter skin , ' coffee , tempered by cream , ' my brother used to say , not coffee - clear like ours ; her nose was aquiline , almost Semitic ; her eyes were slanting , not round , darkened by ...
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