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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 265

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fectly expressed. Thus the imper¬ “ Literary disputes are interesting if properly con¬ ducted. Too many of them, however, are suggestive of the fection is not plainly in the language as a medium, Shakespearean dispute in Tin Can. but almost entirely in the mental equipment of “ Professor Bill… … The work was done. Then back to me one day It came — so changed it almost broke my heart; ADVERTISING SUGGESTION. For Fate corrects our proofs her own grim way. course of his argument recited ‘ The Boy Stood on the Burn¬ ing Deck,’ a gem, he declared, from Shakespeare’s ‘ Othello.’ PARTING WHITE…

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