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Munsey

[muhn-see]
noun
  1. Frank Andrew,1854–1925, U.S. publisher.
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Historical Examples of munsey

  • Drapery it was, and quickly; for Mrs. Munsey was not wont to shilly-shally.

    Tales of Mean Streets

    Arthur Morrison

  • With Mrs. Munsey there was neither hesitation nor difficulty.

    Tales of Mean Streets

    Arthur Morrison

  • Mrs. Munsey grew more desperate than ever, sharp of feature, and aged.

    Tales of Mean Streets

    Arthur Morrison

  • The Munsey offices are up close to the roof in the Flatiron building.

    The Fiction Factory

    John Milton Edwards

  • He took them to the Munsey offices and offered them to Mr. Davis.

    Bambi

    Marjorie Benton Cooke