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The best short stories of 1915, and
The best short stories of 1915, and

Chapter I · Chapter 1

Chapter 1 of The best short stories of 1915, and is here in full — 396 sentences across 80 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.
To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.
Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.
I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:
Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.
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The best short stories of 1915, and

Chapter I · Chapter 1

Chapter 1 of The best short stories of 1915, and is here in full — 396 sentences across 80 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.
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To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.
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Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.
/ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts ɑːr ˈspeʃəli duː tuː ðə ˈbɑːstən ˈiːvnɪŋ ˈtrænskrɪpt fɔːr pərˈmɪʃən tuː riˈprɪnt ðə lɑːrdʒ ˈbɑːdi ʌv məˈtɪriəl ˈpriːviəsli ˈpʌblɪʃt ɪn ðə ˈkɑːləmz ʌv ðæt ˈpeɪpər/
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I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:
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Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Bellman noun US /ˈbelmən/

someone employed as an errand boy and luggage carrier around hotels

From this reading “To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.”

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Collier's noun US /ˈkɑːljərz/

possessive form of “collier” — someone who works in a coal mine

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Edison noun US /ˈedɪsən/

United States inventor; inventions included the phonograph and incandescent electric light and the microphone and the Kinetoscope (1847-1931)

From this reading “Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.”

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Harriman noun US /ˈherɪmən/

United States financier who negotiated a treaty with the Soviet Union banning tests of nuclear weapons (1891-1986)

From this reading “Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.”

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Hecht noun US /hekt/

United States writer of stories and plays (1894-1946)

From this reading “To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.”

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Kline noun US /klaɪn/

United States abstract expressionist painter (1910-1962)

From this reading “Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.”

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Noyes noun US /nɔɪz/

English poet (1880-1958)

From this reading “To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.”

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Transcript noun US /ˈtrænskrɪpt/

something that has been transcribed; a written record (usually typewritten) of dictated or recorded speech

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1916

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From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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1917

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From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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AdeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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AcknowledgmentsnounUS /ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts/

plural of “acknowledgment” — the state or quality of being recognized or acknowledged

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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Addison

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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AdvertisernounUS /ˈædvərtaɪzər/

someone whose business is advertising

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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AlbertnounUS /ˈælbərt/

prince consort of Queen Victoria of England (1819-1861)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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AlfrednounUS /ˈælfrəd/

king of Wessex; defeated the Vikings and encouraged writing in English (849-899)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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AllennounUS /ˈælən/

United States comedienne remembered as the confused but imperturbable partner of her husband, George Burns (1906-1964)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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AmericannounUS /əˈmerəkən/

a native or inhabitant of the United States

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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AndersonnounUS /ˈændərsən/

United States author whose works were frequently autobiographical (1876-1941)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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ArthurnounUS /ˈɑːrθər/

elected vice president and became 21st President of the United States when Garfield was assassinated (1830-1886)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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assistedadjectiveUS /əˈsɪstɪd/

having help; often used as a combining form

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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AssociatedverbUS /əˈsoʊsieɪtɪd/

past form of “associate” — make a logical or causal connection

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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AssociationnounUS /əˌsoʊsiˈeɪʃən/

a formal organization of people or groups of people

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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BnounUS /biː/

aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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BakernounUS /ˈbeɪkər/

someone who bakes commercially

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Barry

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Barton

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BellmannounUS /ˈbelmən/

someone employed as an errand boy and luggage carrier around hotels

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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BellowsnounUS /ˈbeloʊz/

(used in the plural) a mechanical device that blows a strong current of air; used to make a fire burn more fiercely or to sound a musical instrument

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BennounUS /ben/

a mountain or tall hill

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Benefield

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BenjaminnounUS /ˈbendʒəmən/

gum resin used especially in treating skin irritation

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BerlinnounUS /bərˈlɪn/

capital of Germany located in eastern Germany

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bodynounUS /ˈbɑːdi/

the entire physical structure of an organism (an animal, plant, or human being)

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BostonnounUS /ˈbɑːstən/

state capital and largest city of Massachusetts; a major center for banking and financial services

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BountynounUS /ˈbaʊnti/

payment or reward (especially from a government) for acts such as catching criminals or killing predatory animals or enlisting in the military

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Boyden

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BoylenounUS /bɔɪl/

United States writer (1902-1992)

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Braithwaite

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BridgesnounUS /ˈbrɪdʒəz/

United States labor leader who organized the longshoremen (1901-1990)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BrothersnounUS /ˈbrʌðərz/

plural of “brother” — a male with the same parents as someone else

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BrucenounUS /bruːs/

Australian physician and bacteriologist who described the bacterium that causes undulant fever or brucellosis (1855-1931)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BrunonounUS /ˈbruːnoʊ/

German pope from 1049 to 1054 whose papacy was the beginning of papal reforms in the 11th century (1002-1054)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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BurtnounUS /bɜːrt/

English psychologist whose studies of twins were later said to have used fabricated data (1883-1971)

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BurtonnounUS /ˈbɜːrtən/

English explorer who with John Speke was the first European to explore Lake Tanganyika (1821-1890)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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ButlernounUS /ˈbʌtlər/

a manservant (usually the head servant of a household) who has charge of wines and the table

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Byrne

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CnounUS /siː/

a degree on the centigrade scale of temperature

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CAMBRIDGEnounUS /ˈkeɪmbrɪdʒ/

a university in England

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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Carl

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Carrington

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Carruth

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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CatnounUS /kæt/

feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CenturynounUS /ˈsentʃəri/

a period of 100 years

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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chargeverbUS /tʃɑːrdʒ/

to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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CharlesnounUS /tʃɑːrlz/

King of France from 1560 to 1574 whose reign was dominated by his mother Catherine de Medicis (1550-1574)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Chautonville

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CitizennounUS /ˈsɪtəzən/

a native or naturalized member of a state or other political community

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CladadjectiveUS /klæd/

wearing or provided with clothing; sometimes used in combination

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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ColliernounUS /ˈkɑːljər/

someone who works in a coal mine

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Collier'snounUS /ˈkɑːljərz/

possessive form of “collier” — someone who works in a coal mine

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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columnsnounUS /ˈkɑːləmz/

plural of “column” — a line of units following one after another

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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ComfortnounUS /ˈkʌmfərt/

a state of being relaxed and feeling no pain

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CompanynounUS /ˈkʌmpəniː/

an institution created to conduct business

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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completeverbUS /kəmˈpliːt/

come or bring to a finish or an end

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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CorporationnounUS /ˌkɔːrpərˈeɪʃən/

a business firm whose articles of incorporation have been approved in some state

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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CurtisnounUS /ˈkɜːrtəs/

English botanical writer and publisher (1746-1799)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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DailyadverbUS /ˈdeɪli/

every day; without missing a day

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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DanielnounUS /ˈdænjəl/

(Old Testament) a youth who was taken into the court of Nebuchadnezzar and given divine protection when thrown into a den of lions (6th century BC)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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DecembernounUS /dɪˈsembər/

the last (12th) month of the year

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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DepartmentnounUS /dɪˈpɑːrtmənt/

a specialized division of a large organization

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Dernière

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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DognounUS /dɔːɡ/

a member of the genus Canis (probably descended from the common wolf) that has been domesticated by man since prehistoric times; occurs in many breeds

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Donn

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Dorothea

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Doty

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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DouglasnounUS /ˈdʌɡləs/

United States politician who proposed that individual territories be allowed to decide whether they would have slavery; he engaged in a famous series of debates with Abraham Lincoln (1813-1861)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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dueadjectiveUS /duː/

owed and payable immediately or on demand

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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Duneka

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Dwiggins

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Dwyer

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Eberdeen's

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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EdisonnounUS /ˈedɪsən/

United States inventor; inventions included the phonograph and incandescent electric light and the microphone and the Kinetoscope (1847-1931)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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EdwardnounUS /ˈedwərd/

King of England and Ireland in 1936; his marriage to Wallis Warfield Simpson created a constitutional crisis leading to his abdication (1894-1972)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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EdwinnounUS /ˈedwən/

king of Northumbria who was converted to Christianity (585-633)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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effortsnounUS /ˈefərts/

plural of “effort” — earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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Elsie

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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EndnounUS /end/

either extremity of something that has length

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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EnterprisenounUS /ˈentərpraɪz/

a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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EveningnounUS /ˈiːvnɪŋ/

the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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EverydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Everybody's

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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expressverbUS /ɪkˈspres/

give expression to

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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FnounUS /ef/

a degree on the Fahrenheit scale of temperature

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Fannie

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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fictionnounUS /ˈfɪkʃən/

a literary work based on the imagination and not necessarily on fact

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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FifthnounUS /fɪfθ/

a quantity of liquor equal to one fifth of a United States gallon

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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firstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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followingadjectiveUS /ˈfɑːloʊɪŋ/

about to be mentioned or specified

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Forman

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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ForumnounUS /ˈfɔːrəm/

a public meeting or assembly for open discussion

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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FourthnounUS /fɔːrθ/

following the third position; number four in a countable series

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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FrancesnounUS /ˈfrænsɪs/

plural of “france” — a republic in western Europe; the largest country wholly in Europe

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Francis

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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FrankadjectiveUS /fræŋk/

characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Frederic

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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FredericknounUS /ˈfredrɪk/

a town in northern Maryland to the west of Baltimore

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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GalbraithnounUS /ˈɡælbreɪθ/

United States economist (born in Canada) who served as ambassador to India (born in 1908)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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GilmannounUS /ˈɡɪlmən/

United States feminist (1860-1935)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Grass-Hopper

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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gratitudenounUS /ˈɡrætətuːd/

a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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GreenenounUS /ɡriːn/

English novelist and Catholic (1904-1991)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Gregg

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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GriffithnounUS /ˈɡrɪfəθ/

United States film maker who was the first to use flashbacks and fade-outs (1875-1948)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Guido

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HnounUS /eɪtʃ/

a nonmetallic univalent element that is normally a colorless and odorless highly flammable diatomic gas; the simplest and lightest and most abundant element in the universe

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HallnounUS /hɔːl/

an interior passage or corridor onto which rooms open

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Hannigan

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Hanson

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HarpernounUS /ˈhɑːrpər/

someone who plays the harp

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Harper'snounUS /ˈhɑːrpərz/

possessive form of “harper” — someone who plays the harp

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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HarrimannounUS /ˈherɪmən/

United States financier who negotiated a treaty with the Soviet Union banning tests of nuclear weapons (1891-1986)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HarrisnounUS /ˈherɪs/

United States author who wrote the stories about Uncle Remus (1848-1908)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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Hayden

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HeartnounUS /hɑːrt/

the locus of feelings and intuitions

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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HechtnounUS /hekt/

United States writer of stories and plays (1894-1946)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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HenrynounUS /ˈhenri/

a unit of inductance in which an induced electromotive force of one volt is produced when the current is varied at the rate of one ampere per second

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Hilda

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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HousenounUS /haʊs/

a dwelling that serves as living quarters for one or more families

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Hovey

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Hurst

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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IllustratedverbUS /ˈɪləstreɪtəd/

past form of “illustrate” — clarify by giving an example of

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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includeverbUS /ˌɪnˈkluːd/

have as a part, be made up out of

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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IncorporatedadjectiveUS /ˌɪnˈkɔːrpəreɪtɪd/

formed or united into a whole

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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JnounUS /dʒeɪ/

a unit of electrical energy equal to the work done when a current of one ampere passes through a resistance of one ohm for one second

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JamesnounUS /dʒeɪmz/

a Stuart king of Scotland who married a daughter of Henry VII; when England and France went to war in 1513 he invaded England and died in defeat at Flodden (1473-1513)

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JohnnounUS /dʒɑːn/

a room or building equipped with one or more toilets

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JohnsonnounUS /ˈdʒɑːnsən/

English writer and lexicographer (1709-1784)

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JordannounUS /ˈdʒɔːrdən/

a river in Palestine that empties into the Dead Sea; John the Baptist baptized Jesus in the Jordan

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JumpernounUS /ˈdʒʌmpər/

a person who jumps

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JunenounUS /dʒuːn/

the month following May and preceding July

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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Karl

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Katharine

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Kennerley

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KlinenounUS /klaɪn/

United States abstract expressionist painter (1910-1962)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Knopf

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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LanounUS /lɑː/

a white soft metallic element that tarnishes readily; occurs in rare earth minerals and is usually classified as a rare earth

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largeadjectiveUS /lɑːrdʒ/

above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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Lawrance

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Levien

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Levington

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Lewars

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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LibrarynounUS /ˈlaɪbreriː/

a room where books are kept

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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LifenounUS /laɪf/

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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LittleadjectiveUS /ˈlɪtəl/

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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LyonnounUS /ˈlaɪən/

a city in east-central France on the Rhone River; a principal producer of silk and rayon

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MnounUS /em/

the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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MagazinenounUS /ˈmæɡəziːn/

a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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makingnounUS /ˈmeɪkɪŋ/

the act that results in something coming to be

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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MannnounUS /mæn/

United States educator who introduced reforms that significantly altered the system of public education (1796-1859)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Margaret

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Marion

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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MarynounUS /ˈmeri/

the mother of Jesus; Christians refer to her as the Virgin Mary; she is especially honored by Roman Catholics

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MassesnounUS /ˈmæsəz/

the common people generally

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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materialadjectiveUS /məˈtɪriəl/

concerned with worldly rather than spiritual interests

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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materiallyadverbUS /məˈtɪriəli/

with respect to material aspects

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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MaxwellnounUS /ˈmækswel/

a cgs unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux perpendicular to an area of 1 square centimeter in a magnetic field of 1 gauss

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Maymodal verbUS /meɪ/

used to say something is possible, or to give permission

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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MertonnounUS /ˈmɜːrtən/

United States religious and writer (1915-1968)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Metcalf

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MidlandnounUS /ˈmɪdlænd/

a town in west central Texas

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MinepronounUS /maɪn/

the one or ones belonging to the person speaking

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MissverbUS /mɪs/

fail to perceive or to catch with the senses or the mind

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MitchellnounUS /ˈmɪtʃəl/

English aeronautical engineer (1895-1937)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Mobilisationnoun

act of marshaling and organizing and making ready for use or action

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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moreadjectiveUS /mɔːr/

(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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MrnounUS /ˈmɪstər/

a form of address for a man

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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MrsnounUS /ˈmɪsɪz/

a form of address for a married woman

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Muilenburg

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mydeterminerUS /maɪ/

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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Newbold

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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NewspapernounUS /ˈnuːzpeɪpər/

a daily or weekly publication on folded sheets; contains news and articles and advertisements

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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NoyesnounUS /nɔɪz/

English poet (1880-1958)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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O'BriennounUS /oʊˈbraɪɪn/

Irish writer (born in 1932)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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O'Reilly

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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OctobernounUS /ɑːkˈtoʊbər/

the month following September and preceding November

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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OutlooknounUS /ˈaʊtlʊk/

a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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PnounUS /piː/

a multivalent nonmetallic element of the nitrogen family that occurs commonly in inorganic phosphate rocks and as organic phosphates in all living cells; is highly reactive and occurs in several allotropic forms

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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papernounUS /ˈpeɪpər/

a material made of cellulose pulp derived mainly from wood or rags or certain grasses

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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PathnounUS /pæθ/

a course of conduct

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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PeriodicalnounUS /ˌpɪriˈɑːdɪkəl/

a publication that appears at fixed intervals

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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permissionnounUS /pərˈmɪʃən/

approval to do something

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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possibleadjectiveUS /ˈpɑːsəbəl/

capable of happening or existing

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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PostverbUS /poʊst/

affix in a public place or for public notice

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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PRESSverbUS /pres/

exert pressure or force to or upon

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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previouslyadverbUS /ˈpriːviəsli/

at an earlier time or formerly

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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PrintingnounUS /ˈprɪntɪŋ/

text handwritten in the style of printed matter

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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ProfessornounUS /prəˈfesər/

someone who is a member of the faculty at a college or university

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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PublicnounUS /ˈpʌblɪk/

people in general considered as a whole

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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publishedadjectiveUS /ˈpʌblɪʃt/

prepared and printed for distribution and sale

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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PublishingnounUS /ˈpʌblɪʃɪŋ/

the business of issuing printed matter for sale or distribution

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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RecordnounUS /rəˈkɔːrd/

anything (such as a document or a phonograph record or a photograph) providing permanent evidence of or information about past events

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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ReedyadjectiveUS /ˈriːdi/

having a tone of a reed instrument

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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reprintnounUS /riˈprɪnt/

a publication (such as a book) that is reprinted without changes or editing and offered again for sale

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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ReviewnounUS /ˌriːˈvjuː/

a new appraisal or evaluation

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Ridgway

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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RobertnounUS /ˈrɑːbərt/

United States parliamentary authority and author (in 1876) of Robert's Rules of Order (1837-1923)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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RoofnounUS /ruːf/

a protective covering that covers or forms the top of a building

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Rosenblatt

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SnounUS /es/

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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SaturdaynounUS /ˈsætərdi/

the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Scribner's

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SecondnounUS /ˈsekənd/

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading Second Printing, June, 1916 Third Printing, October, 1916 Fourth Printing, December, 1916 Fifth Printing, May, 1917 THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U.S.A.

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Seumas

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Singmaster

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SonnounUS /sʌn/

a male human offspring

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SonsnounUS /sʌnz/

plural of “son” — a male human offspring

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Sonya

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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speciallyadverbUS /ˈspeʃəli/

in a special manner

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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StanleynounUS /ˈstænli/

United States inventor who built a steam-powered automobile (1849-1918)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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SteelenounUS /stiːl/

English writer (1672-1729)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Struthers

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SummernounUS /ˈsʌmər/

the warmest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SundaynounUS /ˈsʌndeɪ/

first day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most Christians

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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SurvivorsnounUS /sərˈvaɪvərz/

plural of “survivor” — one who lives through affliction

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Synon

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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TnounUS /tiː/

a base found in DNA (but not in RNA) and derived from pyrimidine; pairs with adenine

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thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

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theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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ThirdnounUS /θɜːrd/

one of three equal parts of a divisible whole

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thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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ThomasnounUS /ˈtɑːməs/

United States clockmaker who introduced mass production (1785-1859)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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ToparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Towne

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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TranscriptnounUS /ˈtrænskrɪpt/

something that has been transcribed; a written record (usually typewritten) of dictated or recorded speech

From this reading Acknowledgments are specially due to _The Boston Evening Transcript_ for permission to reprint the large body of material previously published in the columns of that paper.

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UnounUS /juː/

a base containing nitrogen that is found in RNA (but not in DNA) and derived from pyrimidine; pairs with adenine

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UNIVERSITYnounUS /ˌjuːnəˈvɜːrsəti/

the body of faculty and students at a university

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Uzzell

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Vance

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From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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VengeancenounUS /ˈvendʒəns/

the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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VirgilnounUS /ˈvɜːrdʒəl/

a Roman poet; author of the epic poem “Aeneid” (70-19 BC)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WaitingnounUS /ˈweɪtɪŋ/

the act of waiting (remaining inactive in one place while expecting something)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WakeverbUS /weɪk/

be awake, be alert, be there

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WalternounUS /ˈwɔːltər/

German conductor (1876-1962)

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Water-Hole

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WeavernounUS /ˈwiːvər/

a craftsman who weaves cloth

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WeeknounUS /wiːk/

any period of seven consecutive days

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WeeklynounUS /ˈwiːkli/

a periodical that is published every week (or 52 issues per year)

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WelchverbUS /weltʃ/

cheat by avoiding payment of a gambling debt

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WhalenounUS /weɪl/

a very large person; impressive in size or qualities

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WhopronounUS /huː/

which person or people

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WhosedeterminerUS /huːz/

belonging to which person

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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Wilbur

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WilkinsonnounUS /ˈwɪlkənsən/

English chemist honored for his research on pollutants in car exhausts (born in 1921)

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Willmodal verbUS /wɪl/

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

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William

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From this reading To Charles Scribner's Sons and Mr. Maxwell Struthers Burt for permission to reprint "The Water-Hole," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Donn Byrne for permission to reprint "The Wake," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to The Masses Publishing Company and Mr. Will Levington Comfort for permission to reprint "Chautonville," first published in _The Masses_; to Mr. William Addison Dwiggins for permission to reprint "La Dernière Mobilisation;" to P.F. Collier & Son, Incorporated, Galbraith Welch, and Mr. James Francis Dwyer for permission to reprint "The Citizen," first published in _Collier's Weekly_; to Mitchell Kennerley and Mrs. Frances Gregg Wilkinson for permission to reprint "Whose Dog--?" first published in _The Forum_; to Miss Margaret C. Anderson and Mr. Ben Hecht for permission to reprint "Life," first published in _The Little Review_; to the Century Company and Mr. Arthur Johnson for permission to reprint "Mr. Eberdeen's House," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to the Ridgway Company and Mr. Virgil Jordan for permission to include "Vengeance is Mine!" first published in _Everybody's Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Harris Merton Lyon for permission to reprint "The Weaver Who Clad the Summer," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to Mr. John T. Frederick and Mr. Walter J. Muilenburg for permission to reprint "Heart of Youth," first published in _The Midland_; to the Every Week Corporation and Mr. Newbold Noyes for permission to reprint "The End of the Path," first published in _Every Week_ and _The Associated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_ and Mr. Seumas O'Brien for permission to reprint "The Whale and the Grass-Hopper," first published in _The Illustrated Sunday Magazine_; to _The Boston Daily Advertiser_, _The Boston Evening Record_, and the Newspaper Enterprise Association for permission to reprint "In Berlin," by Mary Boyle O'Reilly, first published in _The Boston Daily Advertiser_; to the Century Company and Miss Katharine Metcalf Roof for permission to reprint "The Waiting Years," first published in _The Century Magazine_; to The Bellman Company and Mr. Benjamin Rosenblatt for permission to reprint "Zelig," first published in _The Bellman_; to The Outlook Company and Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars for permission to include "The Survivors," first published in _The Outlook_; to Harper and Brothers and Mr. Wilbur Daniel Steele for permission to reprint "The Yellow Cat," first published in _Harper's Magazine_; to Charles Scribner's Sons and Miss Mary Synon for permission to reprint "The Bounty Jumper," first published in _Scribner's Magazine_; and to The Curtis Publishing Company and Miss Fannie Hurst for permission to reprint "T.B.," first published in _The Saturday Evening Post_.

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WilsonnounUS /ˈwɪlsən/

author of the first novel by an African American that was published in the United States (1808-1870)

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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wishverbUS /wɪʃ/

hope for; have a wish

From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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From this reading I wish to specially express my gratitude to the following who have materially assisted by their efforts in making this year-book of American fiction possible and more complete:

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YearsnounUS /jɪrz/

a late time of life

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YellowadjectiveUS /ˈjeloʊ/

of the color intermediate between green and orange in the color spectrum; of something resembling the color of an egg yolk

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YouthnounUS /juːθ/

a young person (especially a young man or boy)

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ZnounUS /ziː/

the ending of a series or sequence

From this reading Mr. A.A. Boyden, Mr. Bruce Barton, Mr. Henry A. Bellows, Professor Albert Frederick Wilson, Mr. Barry Benefield, Mr. Douglas Z. Doty, Mr. Karl Edwin Harriman, Mr. Edward Frank Allen, Mr. Carl Hovey, Miss Sonya Levien, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. Arthur T. Vance, Mr. Mitchell Kennerley, Mr. H.M. Greene, Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. J.B. Carrington, Mr. Hayden Carruth, Mr. Frederic A. Duneka, Mr. Henry J. Forman, Mr. Gilman Hall, Mr. Charles Hanson Towne, Miss Margaret Anderson, Mr. Charles Edison, Mr. Guido Bruno, Mr. William Marion Reedy, Mr. John T. Frederick, Mr. Burton Kline, Miss Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Miss Katharine Butler, Mr. Thomas H. Uzzell, Mr. Virgil Jordan, Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars, Mr. Alfred A. Knopf, Miss Hilda Baker, Mr. William Stanley Braithwaite, and Mr. Francis J. Hannigan, in charge of the Periodical Department of the Boston Public Library.

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Zelig

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