An American Novel Sinclair Lewis. the streets wonderingly , a detached little stranger ; she walked briskly and contentedly , heedless of crowds , re- turning to her own home in her own city . Most workers of the city remain strangers to ...
... a stranger in her own city as abroad . Remarkably well informed and having an analytic mind , she is a keen , though kindly , disputant , accepting nothing as proven which does not stand the test of reason . Devoting but a small portion of ...
... her. She had lived in this city for many years and had been on these very streets time and time again. She wasn't lost, why was she feeling so vulnerable? For some reason, she now felt like a stranger in a strange land within her own city ...
... a stranger , a citizen of her own city . And thus you shall greatly rejoice , because you have now lent a small favour ; I mean the kindness of good words . You shall be heir of blessings which are both eternal and cannot possibly be ...
... a stranger, a citizen of her own city. And thus you shall greatly rejoice, because you have now lent a small favour ; I mean the kindness of good words. You shall be heir of blessings which are both eternal and cannot possibly be taken ...
... her a stranger in her own city . The Parisians themselves , after a decade of upheaval , bloodshed , misery and war were rejoicing at the prospect of • peace and stability , and were ready to enjoy themselves with all the frivolity for ...
... city as her own proper dwelling. Now she no longer plodded along the streets wonderingly, a detached little stranger; she walked briskly and contentedly, heedless of crowds, returning to her own home in her own city. Most workers of ...
... city as her own proper dwelling. Now she no longer plodded along the streets wonderingly, a detached little stranger; she walked briskly and contentedly, heedless of crowds, returning to her own home in her own city. Most workers of ...
... city as her own proper dwelling. Now she no longer plodded along the streets wonderingly, a detached little stranger; she walked briskly and contentedly, heedless of crowds, returning to her own home in her own city. Most workers of ...
... city as her own proper dwelling. Now she no longer plodded along the streets wonderingly, a detached little stranger; she walked briskly and contentedly, heedless of crowds, returning to her own home in her own city. Most workers of ...