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Maggie rejected by brother, lover, mother, and neighbors. [Am. Lit.: Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, Magill I, 543–544] See : Love, Spurned Maggie innocent girl, corrupted by slum environment, becomes a prostitute. [Am. Lit.: Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, Hart, 514] See : Prostitution |
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The cry for "Men of Temperance" to save the poor family, coming as it does in a play intended to be produced by temperance societies as a part of their meetings, is a fascinating use of the stage, suggesting that the play's intention is to inspire society members to go out in search of little Bessies and Maggies. Mudge had never seen the play or the movie prior to taking the role, although she had met previous Maggies Masterson and Christine Lahti. Astonishing sounds in limited circumstances by luminaries like the Celestion 700s, Maggies, or a couple of KEF towers taught me that there was a whole lot more I could be getting out of the Luxman and my new Sony ES CD player. |
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