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Although of Jewish descent, Rubenstein's work is typically Russian.
in the moat one of the three beautiful golden balls which her father had bought for her of an old Jewish
Most of us, in these United States, cannot even claim as much as the Jewish lad whose father, ennobled
HOWARD ARCHIE had just come up from a game of pool with the Jewish clothier and two traveling men who
students' club to which she was introduced by Miss Adler, Bowers's morning accompanist, an intelligent Jewish
your Yellowstone trip of long ago—It's a little that kind of story.Pardon this spidery scrawl: Five Jewish
They are not clannish and selfish like mostmany big rich Jewish families.Edith Lewis sends her warnest
Rosen's manner, and from comments she occasionally dropped, that the Jewish people had an altogether
He was the only unsuccessful member of a large, rich Jewish family.
.: I had the pleasure of assisting a Jewish boy through college.
In the article to which you refer, I think I spoke only of the Jewish boy born in New York City, and
I understand that Jewish tourists are admitted to Italy and courteously treated. Mrs.
She has never given me any indication of feeling alarm about the Jewish situation in Italy.
Miss Overton was in Sorrento for a good in the early part of the summer, but and I think the Jewish question
AMERICAN PLANOPEN ALL OF THE YEAR She is Scotch, no Jewish blood, and with has that clear-eyed frankness
He shot his keen Jewish eyes at me and said; "I'd say you were a darn good one!"
headdress of ornamented silk or linen worn by a bishop, originating in the metal forehead plate of the Jewish
Some scholars have argued that Louie Marsellus was suggested by Isabelle McClung's Jewish husband, Jan
negotiations were conducted by Saladin's brother, Saphadin. his little joke: The joke is in casting Jewish
and Numbers 9:11, bitter herbs are a part of the Passover meal, a reminder of the bitterness of the Jewish
Rosen's manner, and from comments she occasionally dropped, that the Jewish people had an altogether
He was the only unsuccessful member of a large, rich Jewish family.
88.5 philosophy] philosophy, and "keep up with what the new German and French men were doing." 88.6 Jewish
H OWARD A RCHIE had just come up from a game of pool with the Jewish clothier and two traveling men who
students' club to which she was introduced by Miss Adler, Bowers's morning accompanist, an intelligent Jewish
illustrations 24 and 25) and the Henry Osborne Havemeyers of New York—to create the Nathanmeyers, the German Jewish