Hoagland
[ hohg-luhnd ]
/ ˈhoʊg lənd /
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noun
Edward, born 1932, U.S. novelist and essayist.
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Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Hoagland, and the actor who had taken Bamberger's part were representing the principal roles in this scene.
Sister Carrie|Theodore DreiserMrs. Morgan, Mrs. Hoagland, and the actor who had taken Bamberger's part were representing the principal rles in this scene.
Sister Carrie|Theodore DreiserA good presentation of the method has been offered by Hoagland and Arnon.
The Tomato|Paul Work