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Bagley
[ bag-lee ]
noun
- William Chandler, 1874–1946, U.S. educator and writer.
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The next moment the bursting of one of the enemy's shells sent Ensign Bagley to his last home.
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Mrs. Bagley took the letter to that gentleman, and he promptly made out the papers for the grateful boy.
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I really came out to Egypt in a sort of way in attendance upon Mrs. Craven Bagley, who is in delicate health.
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From the auctioneer to Bagley, from Bagley to the "club," was easy work for the officer detailed to investigate the theft.
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Old Mrs. Bagley had a good selection of shaded Berlin wools and a few silks, and even, when the fashion came in for that, crewels.
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