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Page 56
No , but there's little things in the water . You can't see them now , but they'll show up later . The water of the sea is full of things . MISS MC CUTCHEON . Salt , perhaps . GREELEY . No. Living things . If I look hard I can see some ...
No , but there's little things in the water . You can't see them now , but they'll show up later . The water of the sea is full of things . MISS MC CUTCHEON . Salt , perhaps . GREELEY . No. Living things . If I look hard I can see some ...
Page 539
These people where the brash New World confronted asked only one thing of what they set the Old . But James , too , was a realist ; and , down : that it be accurate , that it show how like Howells , he consistently demonstrated things ...
These people where the brash New World confronted asked only one thing of what they set the Old . But James , too , was a realist ; and , down : that it be accurate , that it show how like Howells , he consistently demonstrated things ...
Page 760
I get a shock every time I think of George setting out to be a family man — that great gangling thing ! ... I've arranged his clothes and seen to it he's put warm things on , - Frank ! they're too young . Emily won't think of such ...
I get a shock every time I think of George setting out to be a family man — that great gangling thing ! ... I've arranged his clothes and seen to it he's put warm things on , - Frank ! they're too young . Emily won't think of such ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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