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Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters Contents: Armstrong, Hannah Arnett, Harold Atherton, Lucius Ballard, John Barker, Amanda Barrett, Pauline Bartlett, Ezra Bateson, Marie Beatty, Tom Beethoven, Isaiah Bennett, Hon.

Bartlett Glow found many acquaintances here from New York and Philadelphia and Newport, and, to do her justice, she introduced Irene to them and presently involved her in so many pleasure parties and excursions that she and King were scarcely ever alone together.

Among nonagenarians, three whose names are well known to Bostonians, Lord Lyndhurst, Josiah Quincy, and Sidney Bartlett, were remarkable for retaining their faculties in their extreme age.

Alison Bartlett has worked there for eleven months, first as typist, then as secretary.

He knew that before the case was finished he would come to know Alison Bartlett better than her friends and even her parents had known her.

He removed the small photo of Alison Bartlett from his pocket and watched her closely as he handed the slip of cardboard across the table to her.

I thought you said there was very little money when Tom Bartlett was killed.

There was Si Bartlett, a little, smiling, inoffensive man very fond of talk, with great, mild, brown eyes.

Only Si Bartlett was left awake to stand guard over them and prevent a visitation such as that which they had received the preceding night.

The place which he had rented to serve as headquarters was guarded by a dozen trusted men organized by Dude Wesson and Si Bartlett themselves.

What Tom saw first was the face of Hank Jeffries, with Si Bartlett riding at his side.

Morgan, George Bartlett, Sam Parmelee, Charley Healey, and I started on the same day.

Senator Bartlett announced early today that investigators from his staff would aid the authorities in their search for the arsonists.

The slow grinding of two great world powers against each other had nurtured it, had held it in, and after the disintegration of one of them and the rise of fundamentalism in a dozen little countires, Senator Bartlett had come out of nowhere to give it vent.

He looked rather ridiculous up there talking about things like the sociological significance of protest and the psychological content of lynching, about the values of the Lowbrow movement and the hypocrisy of Senator Bartlett and his Subcommittee, about the importance of the scientific method and the necessity for the detachment of the scientist.