With rail service in place and forty blocks of private property, it was ready to become a real town.
The area had a railroad going through it and forty blocks of private land.
The village wasn't really a real town because all of its land was owned by the government.
Excellent, Ivan.
Two young boys are sledding outside.
I would consider it the work of a genius, a masterpiece.
There are no proceedings in the House of Representatives.
The Norton Anthology of African-American Literature was not at all controversial.
Do they let you retest or crucify you right there?