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id: 22818
author: Herford, Oliver
title: An Alphabet of Celebrities
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  [Illustration] =T= is for =T=alleyrand toasting Miss =T=ruth, By the side of her well, in a glass of vermouth, And presenting Mark =T=wain as the friend of his youth. [Illustration] =H= is for =H=andel, who pours out his soul Through the bagpipes to =H=owells and =H=omer, who roll On the floor in an ecstasy past all control.


id: 5383
author: Churchill, Winston
title: The Celebrity, Volume 01
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  Although it has been specifically written that promotion to a young man comes neither from the East nor the West, nor yet from the South, Mr. Cooke arrived from the East, and in the nick of time for me. Mr. Cooke, whom he represented, had large tracts of land in these parts, and Farrar likewise received an income from the state, whose legislature had at last opened its eyes to the timber depredations and had begun to buy up reserves.


id: 5384
author: Churchill, Winston
title: The Celebrity, Volume 02
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  After holding the Celebrity up to such unmeasured ridicule as she had done, ridicule not without a seasoning of contempt, it was difficult to believe Miss Thorn so inconsistent as to go alone with him to Indian rock; and she was not ignorant of Miss Trevor's experience. And at luncheon my seat was next to Miss Thorn's, while the Celebrity was placed at the right of Miss Trevor.


id: 5385
author: Churchill, Winston
title: The Celebrity, Volume 03
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  Mr. Trevor looked sternly over his shoulder at Mr. Cooke. Good God, said Mr. Cooke, whose contempt for Mr. Trevor was now infinite, you talk as if I were the governor of the state.


id: 5386
author: Churchill, Winston
title: The Celebrity, Volume 04
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  Mr. Cooke here is a gentleman, every inch of him, and so be you, Mr. Crocker. THE CELEBRITY By Winston Churchill VOLUME 4. CHAPTER XV I am convinced that Mr. Cooke possessed at least some of the qualities of a great general.


