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...shaping of that future," he continued, "calls for all the courage, strength, and determination that dwell in you. That you have this and more in you. I have no doubt...
...learning as others are. . . . They live, each in his native land - but as though they were not really at home there. They share in all duties like citizens and suffer all hardships like strangers. Every foreign land is for them a fatherland and every fatherland a foreign land. . . . They dwell on earth, but they are citizens of heaven...
Among the admiring callers at the castle was Chitchatter Elsa Maxwell. "My old and affectionate friendship for Pablo Picasso," she burbled in next day's column, "is too well known to dwell upon. Our friendship during 27 years has always been full of surprises. ... I have always thought Picasso's blue period to be his best until yesterday, when I went to the Grimaldi Museum. ... I had seen quite a bit of Picasso in Paris this winter. When I asked him to come to America and told him about the money he would make there, he shrugged...
...Last fall, when Jimmy Durante guested on the Ford Show, he was offered a Ford and a Mercury in payment. Though "mortified to dwell upon the thought" that there were three grades of guest stars on the market (Ford, Mercury, Lincoln-Continental), Jimmy insisted that he be known as the Continental type. The sponsor yielded...
...story is accompanied by much searching of the upper ether where those heroic German ancestors, Goethe and Mozart, presumably dwell, and the Steppenwolf's dismal adventures evoke their cold immortal laughter...