1932 | Page 2 of 10 | Harper's Magazine

Like most of my generation, I was brought up on the saying “Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do.” Being a highly virtuous child, I believed all…

In a library

by James Norman Hall,

Archive: 1932

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Editor’s easy chair

Improving humanity

A quaint little restaurant

Information bureau

Sex in biography

November

Augusta and the brewers’ big horses

Professor’s progress

Wanted

River town

Study abroad

The shepherd’s interval

The statesmanship of Mr. Garner

Wall Street Boy

Glassford and the siege of Washington

The hunter

Editor’s easy chair

Our presidential summer

The efficacy of the dirty look

Cosmopolites

A dog’s life in Paris

Wisconsin Is Different

A day in a gangster’s life

Wings

Let us talk about unpleasant things

Going to market

Beckerstown

Mr. Dennit’s great adventure

In Praise of Idleness

In a library

November 1932

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