The Reader's Digest, Volumen36De Witt Wallace, Lila Bell Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1940 |
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... ment . The flower was scentless ; its guest must be indifferent to odor ; he must have an eye for red , a mouth long and strong enough to find that deeply buried nectar , a body big enough to brush the tips of the stamens , wings to ...
... ment . The flower was scentless ; its guest must be indifferent to odor ; he must have an eye for red , a mouth long and strong enough to find that deeply buried nectar , a body big enough to brush the tips of the stamens , wings to ...
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... ment investigators who are operat- ing in the stamp cities . Extending the stamp plan to families not on relief but with in- comes too low to support an ade- quate standard of living seems to be a failure in the Shawnee experi- ment ...
... ment investigators who are operat- ing in the stamp cities . Extending the stamp plan to families not on relief but with in- comes too low to support an ade- quate standard of living seems to be a failure in the Shawnee experi- ment ...
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... ment , war is often dull . Shut off from normal diversions , the soldier is likely to brood . Such introspec- tion injures morale . The older man ordinarily can draw on his more patient philosophy of life and can stand dullness better ...
... ment , war is often dull . Shut off from normal diversions , the soldier is likely to brood . Such introspec- tion injures morale . The older man ordinarily can draw on his more patient philosophy of life and can stand dullness better ...
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