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DIEPPE AND ROUEN. (1) Nebraska State Journal, 31 August 1902, p. 16. (2) WCE, pp. 93‑100. (3) The World

THE 100 WORST BOOKS AND THEY THAT READ THEM. (1) Pittsburgh Gazette, 29 November 1903, literary section

Title incorrectly transcribed, 'The 100 Worst Books and They That Wrote Them'. 1904 D566.

DIEPPE AND ROUEN. (1) Nebraska State Journal, 31 August 1902, p. 16. (2) WCE, pp. 93‑100. (3) The World

Title incorrectly transcribed, 'The 100 Worst Books and They That Wrote Them'. 1904 D566.

close, and was tainted with gaseous odors which had been tormented forth by the processes of science. (100

Peter, with the "playful pattern" of domestic life (100) and the "curious experience" of Tom Outland

discussions of Benjamin's philosophy of the city include Buck-Morss; Gilloch; Caygill 118-48; and Cutler 100

as noted, was Pyle’s second medieval book, Otto of the Silver Hand, published in 1888 (fig. 4.2, p. 100

tapestry than in “the big pattern of dramatic action” enacted by its knights and heroes (Professor’s House 100

is generally uninterested in and largely uninvolved in the “domestic drama” (The Professor’s House 100

It was indeed a feast of modern art: 170 paintings plus 100 drawings and watercolors that collectively

Enemy 23), while the church at Ácoma "was more like a fortress than a place of worship" (Archbishop 100

the Pacific has now, literally, entered its twilight: "there was no West, in that sense, anymore" (100

Peter at his own word and have failed to consider his life-style (Stouck 100-104).

Bloom(81-89), and Grumbach.For representative nonbiographical interpretations, see Stouck(Imagination 100

leaves, red California grapes, and two shapely, long-necked russet pears,” served with linen napkins (100

the seamstress Augusta to clarify the difference between the Magnificat and the litany of Loreto (99–100

PMLA 100 (1985): 51–67.Smetanova, J. “Beloved Artist.” Art and Artists 13 (1978): 53.Stouck, David.

that it seemed only men possessed, such women decided to cross rather than to blur gender boundaries. (100

blesses them and sends them on their way, he feels only "inadequacy and spiritual defeat" (Archbishop 100

discussions of the revisions and publishing history of The Renaissance, see Donoghue 65-69; Dowling 98-100

I figured that I ought to be able to sell that story to 100 newspapers throughout the country, at $5

get the truth out of" Marian Forrester: that is, to explain her by imposing his fictions upon her (100

PMLA, vol. 100, no. 1, January 1985, pp. 51–67.Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley.

Brown.See Gates,“Dis and Dat” (100).

” (written 1916), whom managers chose less for her artistry than for her conscientious reliability (100

At the end of a year, therefore, my mother sold the farm back to my grandfather McClure for £100 (five

might have looked like this when the dry land was drawn up out of the deep, and all was confusion. (99–100

language as a "mare's nest created by grammarians to keep the lower classes ignorant and in place" (Kelly 100

PMLA 100 (1985): 51-67.Stout, Janis P. Willa Cather: The Writer and Her World.

The conflict cost thirteen thousand American lives and nearly $100 million.

Merrill Skaggs likewise stresses Nellie's limited vision (99-100), as do those who see Nellie as an unreliable

PMLA 100. 1 (January 1985): 51-67.Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. Willa Cather: A Memoir.

the detail; the streams, flowers, trees, rocks, and any trace of human habitation," records Lewis (100

the Creator had desisted, gone away and left everything ... waiting to be made into a landscape" ( 100

which Latour compares to the incense he would be familiar with in religious rituals (see note to p.100

: "Make haste slowly," a phrase attributed to Caesar Augustus by Roman historian Suetonius (A.D. c. 100

The Indians laughed, for here was a priest who was one of them" (100).

The Quebec Bridge Disaster," Engineering Magazine: An Industrial Review Oct. 1907: 181–84; Apr. 1908: 100

in time is strewn with the remains of all that we began to be, of all that we might have become. (99–100

Those findings were summarized in "The Quebec Bridge Disaster" ( Apr. 1908: 100–102).

in eight copies; a smudge to the right of the page number on p. 53 in fifteen copies; smudges on p. 100

By 4 March, however, it had dropped to 100 per week, and that rate of sale continued during 1919.

PMLA 100 (Jan. 1985): 51-67. Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. Willa Cather: A Memoir.

micropterum, the lubber grasshoppers, which can be three to four inches long, are the largest of the 100

west, but he also was responsible for all the Catholics insouthwest Nebraska, which extended another 100

was born, writes Leo Pavelka in his memoirs, on 9April 1859, in Librice, Czechoslovakia, a town about 100

much more gifted, because she was so sane, so conscientious, and above all, because she was so sure” ( 100

is also known as scrub-oak. cottonwood: Populis vulgaris is a native Nebraska tree growing to over 100

in a shop in New Orleans” (171). the lines of this song, and others: Viola’s lines (see note for p. 100

which is neater and more compact; sometimes both hands appear on the same page—see 2 pp. 24, 80, and 100

adding or deleting commas, some 40 raising or lowering case, almost 90 altering word division, and about 100

railroad were responsible for the construction and maintenance of their section of track—usually about 100

built the first brick store building in Red Cloud in 188 3; with later additions it extended about 100

final draft for that settingcopy, worked on after another version was sent to : there are well over 100

The relation of the two typescripts to the text is unclear: although there are nearly 100 readings unique

least through page 86; thereafter only the handwritten, underlined sequence is visible (except on p. 100

Pages numbered 35, 74, 100, 111, and 218 are long sheets; the rest are standard size.

Pagination runs 1–46 (39 is numbered 39 & 40), 47, 47.5, 48, 48.5, 49– 51, 51.5, 52–74, 74.5, 75–91, 98–100

For example, chapter numbers often differ in the two texts. page 100 is a long sheet beginning with a

The last two lines of page 100 do not appear on 98 but at the top of page 99; repeats them at the top

agrarian society," where less privileged (often slave) women frequently performed outdoor labor (Clinton, 100

country doctor," relies on this book indicates his lack of specialized professional training (March 99–100

women suffered from respiratory difficulties" and internal injuries brought on by corsets (Clinton, 100

Quercus palustris , pin oak, has leaves with five to seven pointed lobes and grows to a height of 100

The scanned version was made on a hp4c flatbed scanner; the keyed version was made using an OCR Pro 100

These files in the scanned version typically check out at 98–100 percent accuracy, depending of the quality

According to Bladen: The First 100 Years , telephone service came to that town between 1900 and 1914.

to the character Enid of Tennyson's tale "Enid and Geraint" in Idylls of the King (see Rosowski 99-100

Nebraska has more than 100 species of grasshoppers—sometimes called locusts from the Latin word for grasshopper