Harper's Magazine, Volume 144Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1922 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 8
... laughed . By this time the flare of her hat was posi- tively rakish . " Think we are standing still in this part of the world ? There are only a few of them left . They've been engaged for weeks . But we must hurry . We dare not keep ...
... laughed . By this time the flare of her hat was posi- tively rakish . " Think we are standing still in this part of the world ? There are only a few of them left . They've been engaged for weeks . But we must hurry . We dare not keep ...
Page 14
... laugh instead with a trader who turned his sense of humor into profit . Hear what I read from a board which topped a pile of bunnies tanned and ready to wear . " Ladies ' furs . Made from your skins or mine . " The sparkle in the ...
... laugh instead with a trader who turned his sense of humor into profit . Hear what I read from a board which topped a pile of bunnies tanned and ready to wear . " Ladies ' furs . Made from your skins or mine . " The sparkle in the ...
Page 16
... laugh then in a key so high and restless that the commandant , shak- ing his head , would murmur to the lieu- tenant ... laughed for a mo- ment he would grow silent . Presently he would go out into the ugly dark of the foreign quarter ...
... laugh then in a key so high and restless that the commandant , shak- ing his head , would murmur to the lieu- tenant ... laughed for a mo- ment he would grow silent . Presently he would go out into the ugly dark of the foreign quarter ...
Page 24
... laugh out loud at a race of men that could be as simple as that . He wanted to laugh at the bursting of the iridescent bubble of faith in the virtue of beautiful women . The Arab knew ! A color of health was on his face ; his step had ...
... laugh out loud at a race of men that could be as simple as that . He wanted to laugh at the bursting of the iridescent bubble of faith in the virtue of beautiful women . The Arab knew ! A color of health was on his face ; his step had ...
Page 41
... laughed . ' How does she fig- ure it ? ' " She had figured him , Fred said , as the best friend of the husband in the story . And he made some joke about suing me for giving him such a minor role in a book , and we forgot the inci- dent ...
... laughed . ' How does she fig- ure it ? ' " She had figured him , Fred said , as the best friend of the husband in the story . And he made some joke about suing me for giving him such a minor role in a book , and we forgot the inci- dent ...
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