Word: fighting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first book was Pardoners in 1005. After the wrote nothing for publication that wasn't preset somewhere. Old timers still believe that Bill Favor and tom Santachi: Hero and badman of salient fought the most realistic fight the cameras will record when they made the original picture veracity Rex Beach's Spoilers Rollins bounder Alpha Beeach with an honorary degree and later with presidency of its alumni association...
...aptz pretty embarrassed throughout, is cast as a heavy weight champ, while Miss Davies is the star in a musical productions, improbable as it may seem. At first it's mutual hatred, them love. A publicity promoter, Roscoe Karns, breaks up the happy pair just before the big fight, but it all ends happily...
...Good luck, we know you boys will show them," "From first whistle can see you smashing line to victory," and "Fight with every thing you have, boys, and bring back victory" are a few of the sentiments distilled by the telegraph company's poets. Saturday the handsome Cadet team built up a record of eighteen telegrams, cheering them to victory. Shortly the company plans to issue another series, such as "You mugs aren't so hot today, but never mind. We'll get them next year...
...legs; the sense of coldness passed away, and it was succeeded by a beautiful feeling of warmth; the word 'bask' most fitly describes my condition: I was basking in the cold. What had taken place, I suppose, was that my central nervous system had given up the fight, that the vasoconstriction had passed from my skin, and that the blood returning thither gave that sensation of warmth which one experiences when one goes out of a cold-storage room into the ordinary...
...dynamic, he is magnetic; he is earnest. He believes in Himself, his Country and his God. He must fight on, not only for the love of his Land and the great City he lives in, but because, too, of a deep and profound concern for his neighbors in Sixty Third Street...