Cities of the War And Other Stories
Cities of the War And Other Stories
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" What else could she say? It was mean of me, for that girl probal)ly thinks she is IT, and there never was love like unto her love, and there never was a man like to her man. And Salonica is IT. Salonica has been in the limelight through all time, at least through all human time, and the fact that most of us have only come to hear of it now, shows how little we have read or heard. But war is a great teacher. And this city of Salonica is in the Shadow Show just as mucli as the girl. But you all... know Salonica, only 142 CITIES OP THE WAR AND OTHER STORIES.
it comes into the light now under another name. Some sixteen hundred years ago there was a man in Athens wrote to Saloiiica a letter which has been preserved all this time ; in fact, he wrote two letters, and in one of them said, "Your faith groweth exceed- ingly and the charity of every one of you all towarrls each other aboundetli. " The writer of the letters was the Apostle Paul, and you have probably read ti}e letters, which are to us as "The Epistles to the Thessalonians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What else could she say? It was mean of me, for that girl probal)ly thinks she is IT, and there never was love like unto her love, and there never was a man like to her man. And Salonica is IT. Salonica has been in the limelight through all time, at least through all human time, and the fact that most of us have only come to hear of it now, shows how little we have read or heard. But war is a great teacher. And this city of Salonica is in the Shadow Show just as mucli as the girl. But you all... know Salonica, only 142 CITIES OP THE WAR AND OTHER STORIES.
it comes into the light now under another name. Some sixteen hundred years ago there was a man in Athens wrote to Saloiiica a letter which has been preserved all this time ; in fact, he wrote two letters, and in one of them said, "Your faith groweth exceed- ingly and the charity of every one of you all towarrls each other aboundetli. " The writer of the letters was the Apostle Paul, and you have probably read ti}e letters, which are to us as "The Epistles to the Thessalonians.
What to read after Cities of the War And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Robert Mcmillan to read onlineMoreLess
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