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Pagina 20
Otherwise he would not have tried to make his message a confidential one ; and
besides , everybody would have heard the news . I'm going around now to see Dr
. Zavalla , and start a man up the trail to cut the telegraph wire . ” As Goodwin ...
Otherwise he would not have tried to make his message a confidential one ; and
besides , everybody would have heard the news . I'm going around now to see Dr
. Zavalla , and start a man up the trail to cut the telegraph wire . ” As Goodwin ...
Pagina 21
From what I've heard of her , though , I imagine that she wouldn't stick at anything
to carry her point . Don't get romantic , Billy . Sometimes I begin to fear that there's
Irish blood in your ancestry . ” “ I never saw her either , ” went on Keogh ; “ but ...
From what I've heard of her , though , I imagine that she wouldn't stick at anything
to carry her point . Don't get romantic , Billy . Sometimes I begin to fear that there's
Irish blood in your ancestry . ” “ I never saw her either , ” went on Keogh ; “ but ...
Pagina 26
... who subscribed for the London Lancet , expecting to find it quoting his reports
to the home Board of Health concerning the yellow fever germ . The consul knew
that not one in fifty of his acquaintances in the States had ever heard of Coralio .
... who subscribed for the London Lancet , expecting to find it quoting his reports
to the home Board of Health concerning the yellow fever germ . The consul knew
that not one in fifty of his acquaintances in the States had ever heard of Coralio .
Pagina 27
He had just written : “ Most unaccountable is the supineness of the large
exporters in the United States in permitting the French and German houses to
practically control the trade interests of this rich and productive country ” — when
he heard ...
He had just written : “ Most unaccountable is the supineness of the large
exporters in the United States in permitting the French and German houses to
practically control the trade interests of this rich and productive country ” — when
he heard ...
Pagina 32
During the twelve months of his life in Coralio no word had passed between them
, though he had sometimes heard of her through the dilatory correspondence
with the few friends to whom he still wrote . Still he could not repress a little thrill
of ...
During the twelve months of his life in Coralio no word had passed between them
, though he had sometimes heard of her through the dilatory correspondence
with the few friends to whom he still wrote . Still he could not repress a little thrill
of ...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | Cabbages and Kings Watermark edition |
| Autore | O. Henry |
| Editore | Doubleday, Page, 1919 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | l'Universitā della Virginia |
| Digitalizzato | 4 apr 2011 |
| Lunghezza | 312 pagine |
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