BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... tell you some thing I had thought of if you was elected but oh don't tell any one I asked mamma how much you would get a year she told me that seemed so much I thought after you would get to Washington I would write a very pretty letter ...
... tell you some thing I had thought of if you was elected but oh don't tell any one I asked mamma how much you would get a year she told me that seemed so much I thought after you would get to Washington I would write a very pretty letter ...
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... tell you something about that , if you would like to know . " tell " Did you ever investigate them ? " " Somewhat . " " Do you regard them as competitive ? " " No , I think they are inferior . Would you like me to you what I know about ...
... tell you something about that , if you would like to know . " tell " Did you ever investigate them ? " " Somewhat . " " Do you regard them as competitive ? " " No , I think they are inferior . Would you like me to you what I know about ...
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... tell what he knows , " said Judge Raulston . " All he knows ? " asked Darrow . " Well , I don't know about that , " said the Judge . " I won't insist on telling all I know , " said Bryan . “ I will tell more than Mr. Darrow wants told ...
... tell what he knows , " said Judge Raulston . " All he knows ? " asked Darrow . " Well , I don't know about that , " said the Judge . " I won't insist on telling all I know , " said Bryan . “ I will tell more than Mr. Darrow wants told ...
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American answered applause asked audience began believe Bible Bryan called campaign candidate cause Chicago Christ Christian Clark Colonel House Commoner Congress convention court Darrow decided defeat delegates Democratic dollars election evolution expressed fact favor feel felt finally force friends gave give given gold Governor hand hope House ideas importance influence interest issue Jennings Judge keep later leading lectures letter live looked matter meeting mind Nebraska never newspapers night nomination offered once party platform pointed political present President question received religion reported Republican Secretary Senator sent silver speak speech stand statement Street suggested talk tell theory things thought tion told took United vote Washington Wilson wished wrote York