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...have only to reread of the sorrow shown by this country-and others-and to recall your own reaction to his passing, to find the people's choice for man of this year and of many a future year...
...carpet factory (1895). With a deck instead of a rug under his feet, Britain's 67-year-old Poet Laureate puts his memories, in pure and simple descriptive prose, to better use than ever. Like its great predecessor Life on the Mississippi (which Author Mase field has reread once a year for decades), New Chum has the freshness of a story that never grows old - the story of a boy's initiation into a man-sized...
Somebody had to say something, and I felt it could be more effectively said by a member of the opposition. If Connally nad made the same speech, it would not have had the same impact. I have read and reread it, to see just what I said and why it had such an effect. I still don't know." But he, and the U.S. people, know that it changed history...
Martial Pressure. Ambassador Hurley donned a pince-nez to read an address in English. Third Secretary Fulton Freeman reread it in faultless Mandarin. The Generalissimo read a response in Chinese. An interpreter rendered it into faultless English. Then Pat Hurley presented his credentials. One formal hand shake was called for; the Ambassador added another for friendship's sake. As the Generalissimo lowered his hand, observers saw that Hurley's martial pressure had left it white and bloodless. But Chiang's face beamed...
...Whose nonsense? Let Reader Lynd reread Vansittart's larruping Lessons of My Life. That sizzling tract advocates for Germany the kind of Schrecklichkeit the FBI advocated for Capone...