America Through the Looking Glass: A Historical Reader in Popular Culture, Volumes 1-2Prentice-Hall, 1974 - Popular culture |
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Page 53
... thought to set up for a candidate , unless you say the word . WOU'DBE . Such condescension from you , Sir John , I have no rea- son to expect : you have my hearty consent to do as you please , and if the people choose you their ...
... thought to set up for a candidate , unless you say the word . WOU'DBE . Such condescension from you , Sir John , I have no rea- son to expect : you have my hearty consent to do as you please , and if the people choose you their ...
Page 79
... thought not sufficient punishment , and they were left to swing , and slowly rot in chains , so this last was at length thought to be too lenient , and the convicts were condemned to be burned at the stake . Two negroes , named Quack ...
... thought not sufficient punishment , and they were left to swing , and slowly rot in chains , so this last was at length thought to be too lenient , and the convicts were condemned to be burned at the stake . Two negroes , named Quack ...
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... thoughts , and cultivating to- ward perfection the flowers and fruits of right , use- ful , and pure thoughts . By ... thought - forces and mind - elements operate in the shaping of his character , circumstances , and destiny . " So it ...
... thoughts , and cultivating to- ward perfection the flowers and fruits of right , use- ful , and pure thoughts . By ... thought - forces and mind - elements operate in the shaping of his character , circumstances , and destiny . " So it ...
Common terms and phrases
American ANDY asked beautiful Bill Stern Bonnie Blue Flag bonus army boys brother called captain century child CHLOE church crowd DALY death dollars door dress eyes father fear film fire followed Friday Movies friends gentlemen girl give Gomer Pyle hand head heard heart Indians Joe the Greaser John lady land Lester Frank Ward live look Lucy Show mind moral morning mother Museum negroes never Nigger night once persons picture play Pola Negri Poor Richard says popular culture revival seemed servants side slave songs soon stand street talk Tarzan tell thing thought Tin Woodman tion told took town turned Valentino vaudeville voice What's My Line wife woman women words WOU'DBE York young