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• New York has no Latin Quarter. (16)
• The Governor of New York interfered. (19)
• No such property in the world, unless it were New York! (8)
• They came to the hotel in New York to see Mrs. (9)
• I think New York agrees with us both wonderfully. (9)
• New York remained in British hands a year or two longer. (19)
• Then seven New York newspapers organized a joint service. (16)
• Powers Jackson and Mrs. Spellman met the travellers in New York. (13)
• All the country cares for is to hope Dick Turpin may get to York. (10)
• Only, Mr. Fulkerson must not suppose she should ever like New York. (9)
• She had followed him to New York after he had visited at Dorminghurst. (18)
• Nothing remained but the smouldering debris when he arrived in New York. (21)
• Or, if you still find it chilly, you can go to New York and start there. (13)
• Lottie wrote out to Dick about it, how Mr. Bittridge had behaved in New York. (9)
• It makes no difference to her whether the show is in New York City or Kalamazoo. (21)
• P. Warren= (1841), whose sphere of activity is identified with New York City; =E. (3)
• But except for these writers, our literature has hardly taken to New York society. (9)
• Fulkerson laughed, and asked him how soon he thought he could come on to New York. (9)
• There are exceptions to these general statements, especially outside of New York. (16)
• Greeley reckoned up a hundred or more newspapers that had died in New York before 1850. (16)
• You can let them build on the other corner of the lot, if Ellen is going to be in New York. (9)
• He felt that nothing ought to worry him when his mission to New York had been accomplished. (18)
• A longing for New York welled up his heart, which was perhaps really a wish to be at work again. (9)
• Of course when the bargain was known in Massachusetts and New York there was great indignation. (19)
• You can settle yourselves in a hundred different ways in New York, that is one merit of the place. (9)
• I could now manage Spanish fairly well, and I was sending on to New York for authors in that tongue. (9)
• Perhaps only the largest capitals, like London and Paris, and New York and Chicago, ought to risk it. (9)
• Go because you like eating, and are hungry, perhaps, or think you may be so before we get to New York. (9)
• This was Mr. M. M. Hurd, of Hurd & Houghton, a house then newly established in New York and Cambridge. (9)
• As for his seeing her in New York, Ellen had but to say that she did not wish it, and that would end it. (9)
• Seven years afterward these two men sat upon a bench in Madison Square, New York, in familiar conversation. (1)
• He is settled with his idolized mother in New York, where he is obscurely attached to one of the newspapers. (9)
• What is certain is that he has come to stand for literature and to embody New York in it as no one else does. (9)
• To this boasting Denonville replied that Colonel Dongan of New York claimed the Iroquois as English subjects. (19)
• York, afterwards Toronto, was captured, its public buildings burned, the church {267} pillaged, and the public library sacked. (19)
• They returned to New York with ten of the animals, harnessed them in pairs to a chariot and drove up Broadway. (21)
• Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England all joined to characterize the manners and customs. (9)
• It acknowledged her telegram and reported George still improving; his father would meet her steamer in New York. (9)
• The two other important cities, Philadelphia and New York, had some musical activity during the Colonial period. (3)
• They were stationed on a six-acre lot which lay close beside the tracks of the New York and New Haven railroad. (21)
• I came to New York, resolved to fight my way in, somewhere, and I did not rest a moment before I began the fight. (9)
• It was better when they once got to New York, and were settled in an apartment of an old-fashioned down-town hotel. (9)
• New York had nothing distinctive to show for American literature but the decrepit and doting Knickerbocker Magazine. (9)
• But all Belgrade, at the date of our visit, was much like the normal condition of Broadway, and New York in general. (20)
• Then La Pérouse sailed away for York Factory, which at this time was garrisoned by sixty English and twelve Indians. (19)
• New York is a mart and not a capital, in literature as well as in other things, and doubtless he increasingly felt this. (9)
• A local train came in from Ballardsville at 8.15, and waited for the New York special, and then returned to Ballardsville. (9)
• Lottie, in fact, was not having a bit good time in New York, which she did not find equal in any way to Tuskingum for fun. (9)
• The gentleman bought a ticket for New York, and remained at the window of the office talking quite easily with the seller. (9)
• A new English Governor, Andros, was sent out to New York to foment the deadly feud between the Iroquois and the Canadians. (19)
• It was a large firm, with other offices in St. Paul and New York, and work under construction in a dozen different states. (13)
• Then come, rank on rank, the trade and technical periodicals, of which hundreds are issued weekly and monthly in New York. (16)
• A very rich weakling who patronizes one of the New York city gymnasiums is a never-ending source of hilarious reminiscence. (21)
• He stirred his tea, while inwardly he tried to believe that he had really discouraged the Leightons from coming to New York. (9)
• Kenton professed not to know much about the New York theatres, and then Bittridge guessed he must get the clerk to tell him. (9)
• Take the large journals of New York and Boston, with their columns of news from all parts of the United States and the world. (16)
• She philosophized him to the disadvantage of her own countrymen as much less offish than a great many New York and Boston peuple. (9)
• A rainy night when we first paraded, in New York, caused an epidemic of pneumonia, which our proficient veterinarian could not stay. (21)
• If she could have told Segwuna, she would have found relief, but Segwuna had left the same day that Mr. Barclugh had gone to New York. (18)
• After a time Father Jogues was taken by the Iroquois in one of their trading visits to the Dutch of New Netherlands, now called New York. (19)
• Dropping southward from New York, now, we find ourselves in a literary centre of importance at Philadelphia, since that is the home of Mr. J. (9)
• The difference was through the difference of Boston and New York in everything: the difference between idealising and the realising tendency. (9)
• The free lance is bred naturally in New York, and thrives in its atmosphere, because the market for his wares is stable and infinitely varied. (16)
• The catalogue of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, contains some fine illustrations for the use of students, as well as descriptions. (3)
• There was one for every prominent editor and publisher in the New York newspaper field, yet after all had been delivered it seemed to avail nothing. (16)
• The crowded street had all that prosperous air of catching or missing something which characterises the town where London and New York and Dublin meet. (8)
• Some of the cases in which summary punishment has been meted out from the bench to Massachusetts editors will impress New York readers rather curiously. (16)
• London draws the best brains of Ireland and Scotland, and there is always a small American contingent, mostly correspondents of the big New York journals. (7)
• There was, of course, a hurry of foot-passengers upon the sidewalks, but these were sparse and uncharacteristic, for New York proper was still fast asleep. (9)

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