Thought and StatementWilliam Gordon Leary, James Steel Smith Harcourt, Brace, 1955 - 538 ページ |
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... Bunyan extolled by " Fortune " and Carl Sandburg . The lumberjack's Bunyan was what the sociologists call a " vocational in - group hero , " whose idiom , methods , and feats could appeal only to that comparatively small and rugged band ...
... Bunyan extolled by " Fortune " and Carl Sandburg . The lumberjack's Bunyan was what the sociologists call a " vocational in - group hero , " whose idiom , methods , and feats could appeal only to that comparatively small and rugged band ...
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... Bunyan ( you have heard of Paul : He was the king pin of ' em all , The greatest logger in the land . Paul Bunyan bossed that famous crew : A bunch of shoutin ' bruisers , too . . . ) . As the reader might suspect , these verses caused ...
... Bunyan ( you have heard of Paul : He was the king pin of ' em all , The greatest logger in the land . Paul Bunyan bossed that famous crew : A bunch of shoutin ' bruisers , too . . . ) . As the reader might suspect , these verses caused ...
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... Bunyan of Westwood , California . " It was divided equally between Bunyan material and straight advertising . A " warning " on page one indicated that Laughead intended to pass Paul off as a widely - known folk hero and a paragon worthy ...
... Bunyan of Westwood , California . " It was divided equally between Bunyan material and straight advertising . A " warning " on page one indicated that Laughead intended to pass Paul off as a widely - known folk hero and a paragon worthy ...
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OBSERVATION | 3 |
HIGHWAY SCENES George Stewart | 16 |
A STUDY IN MURDER Edmund Pearson | 23 |
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