Word: forgets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...load of furs he came to town to get drunk, get a woman, then get away. In Hill Town, N. C. he saw a girl he wanted. She fell in love with him, he slipped off before it was too late. But he was never able to forget her. Years later he saw her in the West: when the Chickasaws rose against the white settlers, Murfree got through to the besieged blockhouse where she was. They had had no water for two days, the Indians knew it. Murfree got it for them, but never knew whether she was grateful...
Nina Henry, fair, slim, 40, has just bought her first Paris dress. It makes her husband uneasy, herself unusually alluring, other men unusually allured. At a party at the country club she almost forgets she is the mother of two grown children, a respectable matron in a small U. S. town. When she meets Chalke Ewing, a Cuban sugar planter who hates the U. S., the expatriate brother of her best friend, she does forget herself, falls in love with him, and lures him into spending the night with her. But she has him only to lose him; he goes...
...before the same committee and interrogating him sharply as to his contributions to the association against the 18th Amendment and his activities in behalf of Wet legislation. For months the Democratic hue and cry against Mr. Raskob as a Wet Catholic has been quiescent. Party leaders have tried to forget Prohibition, to weld the wings of Democracy together again for the 1930 campaign. Shrewd Republican politicians saw the advantages in breaking the rival party once more by the simple method of putting Mr. Raskob into the lobby spotlight, examining him on Prohibition. Even if he has done no lobbying...
...must not forget that we sell $100,000,000 worth of manufactured articles annually in the United States while we import from them only about $32,000,000 worth. . . . The Americans are in an excellent position to retaliate...
...forget anything?" "Yes, mud, I am a hunk of mud and six pails of water...