American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David GraysonC. Scribner's Sons, 1945 - 531 ページ |
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... morning I heard a tap on my door and when I called out " Come in , " there appeared a grizzled old Mexican , smiling apologeti- cally : " Ceniza . " He had no English at all with which to answer my inquiries ; he could only repeat ...
... morning I heard a tap on my door and when I called out " Come in , " there appeared a grizzled old Mexican , smiling apologeti- cally : " Ceniza . " He had no English at all with which to answer my inquiries ; he could only repeat ...
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... morning . My cowboy knew horses , as the rancher told me , " from the innards outard . " He caught one of his horses , saddled and bridled it , and loaned me a pair of wheel spurs , which I did not want and thought I should not need ...
... morning . My cowboy knew horses , as the rancher told me , " from the innards outard . " He caught one of his horses , saddled and bridled it , and loaned me a pair of wheel spurs , which I did not want and thought I should not need ...
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... morning that the Germans are already sending their white - flag delegation to Foch . " November 8. Great news this morning . The German representa- tives are meeting General Foch to ask for armistice terms . The war is practically ...
... morning that the Germans are already sending their white - flag delegation to Foch . " November 8. Great news this morning . The German representa- tives are meeting General Foch to ask for armistice terms . The war is practically ...
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