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At home in York Cottage, a villa on the royal estate at Sandringham, George and his Mary lived a life of unruffled domestic felicity that became a national legend.. Five of their six royal children were born at "dear old Sandringham," and during his wife's confinements, the...
The Competition. In Detroit, Mrs. Marguerite Norton got a divorce after testifying that she had to work to support herself because her husband lavished so much money and affection on his 10,000 pet worms.
When Finley speaks of Eliot House it is with affection but this same lightness. "Professors are like theologians," he reflects, "they are detached from College life. It is the House Masters who must perform the duties of the parish priest." There is certainly nothing unusual to Finley's mind about...
The Satellites, which are being mercilessly exploited, and have least cause to feel loyalty or affection, are the points where trouble may occur most quickly.
There is great inspiration in the thought that it is to an American woman that so many women in Europe, especially in the world of letters, look with affection and hope.