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September 1925

one enters, is the Ambassadors private office, paneled in oak, and beyond is the wide marble

September 1933

embroidered wool and leather slippers, carved gourds, marble figures, shawls and tapestries, and carpets

November 1932

marble of the Houdon bust of Washington. The American Ambassador, Hon. John . Garrett, came from

July 1931

city. . . . Photo from Edwin . Plitt Photo by Earle . Vaughn MARBLE MAIDENS OF THE

August 1931

quaffed the cup, and straightway stood Pallid as marble, motionless as stone. Thus was she borne along

December 1931

gave tea in his honor at which all the office staff were present, and marble desk set and

April 1930

and every day. dreamt dwelt in marble halls is literally true in Malaga, and goodly supply

October 1930

water closets were replaced by the new high-pressure piping and marble and brass fixtures now in use,

August 1929

acteristic Portuguese workmanship. The vistas from room to room, and along the marble paved corridors are

February 1928

had been erected, already in 1868, monolith in marble, crowned with the Polish white eagle and