North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Bände 245-246University of Northern Iowa, 1938 |
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... York stenographer in the same block , and be unable distinguish one from the other . There is less reason for the " poor " to envy the " rich than ever before , but luxury is , in some respects , li dope ; a taste for it , once acquired ...
... York stenographer in the same block , and be unable distinguish one from the other . There is less reason for the " poor " to envy the " rich than ever before , but luxury is , in some respects , li dope ; a taste for it , once acquired ...
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... York critics , serves to show why American painting is not merely a decorative or unrelated accompaniment to life . There is no jury in Whitney shows . Painters are invited , and the individual artist or sculptor selects his own work ...
... York critics , serves to show why American painting is not merely a decorative or unrelated accompaniment to life . There is no jury in Whitney shows . Painters are invited , and the individual artist or sculptor selects his own work ...
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... York County Historical Society . Though made early in the last century , we find in them the same characterful faces , the same quaint costumes and sur- roundings we meet here and there when motoring through Dutch Pennsylvania . In the ...
... York County Historical Society . Though made early in the last century , we find in them the same characterful faces , the same quaint costumes and sur- roundings we meet here and there when motoring through Dutch Pennsylvania . In the ...
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Foreword J | 24 |
Six Poems SISTER MARY IRMA | 58 |
Up from Missouri MALCOLM VAUGHAN | 82 |
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