Sturges

[stur-jis]

noun

Preston,1898–1959, U.S. playwright and screenwriter.

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Have been kindly received by my Quaker friends, the Sturges.
The Story of My Life
Egerton Ryerson
Never was a more unpunctual, a more dilatory boy than Will Sturges used to be.
Lily Norris' Enemy
Joanna Mathews
Both Lieutenants Baldwin and Sturges acted with great coolness and bravery.
Our Battery
Orlando P. Cutter
But Mr. Sturges has preserved flavor and juices in this collection.
The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers
Mary Cholmondeley
Surely Christ, and not he, Sturges Owen, had been moulded in such manner.
The God of His Fathers
Jack London