Of Reading BooksHoughton Mifflin, 1929 - 37 páginas |
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... train flashed by in the opposite direction . On a hundred thousand miles of rails the same flying shuttles were hurt- ling back and forth . The taxi which took me from one station to another in New York was numbered OF READING BOOKS ...
... train flashed by in the opposite direction . On a hundred thousand miles of rails the same flying shuttles were hurt- ling back and forth . The taxi which took me from one station to another in New York was numbered OF READING BOOKS ...
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... hundred thousand and odd , and the other million or so were trying simultaneously to hurl themselves along the streets . And under the street , packed trains , a couple of minutes or so apart , were crashing back and forth in the din of ...
... hundred thousand and odd , and the other million or so were trying simultaneously to hurl themselves along the streets . And under the street , packed trains , a couple of minutes or so apart , were crashing back and forth in the din of ...
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... hundred per cent efficient ( in our devastating modern phrase ) , but it did have shelter to grow ripe , and it did have leisure to grow wise , and more than our own driving , rest- less period , it did possess its soul . ' He hasteth ...
... hundred per cent efficient ( in our devastating modern phrase ) , but it did have shelter to grow ripe , and it did have leisure to grow wise , and more than our own driving , rest- less period , it did possess its soul . ' He hasteth ...
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