American writers: a collection of literary biographies. Jane Addams to Sidney LanierLeonard Unger |
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Page 129
... later learns that she was too far away for him to have heard her voice, so there is no explanation for the mystery , which begins to play upon Wieland 's mind. Soon afterward, as Henry is trying to persuade Theodore to accompany him to ...
... later learns that she was too far away for him to have heard her voice, so there is no explanation for the mystery , which begins to play upon Wieland 's mind. Soon afterward, as Henry is trying to persuade Theodore to accompany him to ...
Page 158
... later books, including Thirty Poems, were well received; but it was Bryant the well-known, established figure who was being praised. He made no new departures in these books, remaining a poet of the early nineteenth century who lived to ...
... later books, including Thirty Poems, were well received; but it was Bryant the well-known, established figure who was being praised. He made no new departures in these books, remaining a poet of the early nineteenth century who lived to ...
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... later, would stop "at nothing to insult and torture" the prisoners. Although he attempted to face an almost ... later was contracted in prison. After four months Lanier was released, more dead than alive, and, as he later wrote, made his ...
... later, would stop "at nothing to insult and torture" the prisoners. Although he attempted to face an almost ... later was contracted in prison. After four months Lanier was released, more dead than alive, and, as he later wrote, made his ...
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