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... Wallace . There was no sign of a Wallace campaign around but she urged him to try it . He began talking it over , more or less to himself and ended by saying : " Yes , I think it had better be Wallace . Yes , it will be Wallace . I ...
... Wallace . There was no sign of a Wallace campaign around but she urged him to try it . He began talking it over , more or less to himself and ended by saying : " Yes , I think it had better be Wallace . Yes , it will be Wallace . I ...
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... Wallace when Hull said no . Wallace was a being who took himself very seriously . And yet there was a good deal of the element of stage comedy in him - wide , queer streaks in his make - up that would excite laughter in the theater but ...
... Wallace when Hull said no . Wallace was a being who took himself very seriously . And yet there was a good deal of the element of stage comedy in him - wide , queer streaks in his make - up that would excite laughter in the theater but ...
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... Wallace brought men like Tugwell into the Department as his Under - Secretary of Agriculture . One thing about Wallace which is quite definite is his laborious pose of in- tellectualism . And with Tugwell he had now come into contact ...
... Wallace brought men like Tugwell into the Department as his Under - Secretary of Agriculture . One thing about Wallace which is quite definite is his laborious pose of in- tellectualism . And with Tugwell he had now come into contact ...
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