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"But the following year I went to Boston, rented an apartment in Roxbury near the Harvard Medical School, bought my furniture, and registered for my classes."

"“Yeah, well, it’s Boston,” the resident said."

"Now she was back in Boston."

"I speculated she might be a rich old Boston lady fallen on hard times, and now embarrassed by her condition."

"She has all her family here in Boston, and she doesn’t want to go with me."

"I had an old parka from my Boston days."

"Gary then asked me some questions about a woman he knew in Boston."

"I live in Ipswich, a historic coastal town located roughly an hour north of Boston, Massachusetts."

"Fifteen years later, Dave is working for an investment company in Boston."

"Cuyahoga County Public Library has been named the number one library system in the country for twelve straight years in the same category as the New York public libraries and the Boston public libraries."

"Jordan Ritter: I was a paid hacker. I lived in downtown Boston, which was the center of hacking in the United States at the time: It wasn’t New York, it wasn’t LA, it wasn’t even Silicon Valley. Boston was the seat of it, and I was in the middle of that."

"Do you know what city has the highest number of Ph.D.'s per capita in the world? 'Boston?"

"Actually, Boston has some of the nicest cells in America. They have to: lots of famous people have spent time in those cells."

"In a Boston court, the jury is likely to be more than half Catholic. They'll convict him on general principles."

"The trial will be held in Boston."

"Once a month, the Lord takes pity on the Cradle of Liberty and lets the sun shine on Boston. Today was that day: cool, bright and clear, with an autumn crispness in the air."

"Art Lee was a circumspect and cautious man. He was hardly a household word among the pregnant women of Boston. He was known to a few physicians and a relatively small number of patients."

"ENGINEERS Harlow, Whitney & Fields, Boston,structural; A.T.Misikawa, Osaka, mechanical."

"James Charles Hacklett Hunter, was governor of the Carolina Colony in 1777, when he urged that the colony side with the northern insurgents against the English army under the command of General Howe in Boston."

"Dr. Savage, of Boston, and the Boston Society of Natural History..."

"from Boston and Kansas City and Des Moines, they sold their homes and their stores"

"Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1954."

"Boston: G. K. Hall, 1982."

"Boston: Twayne Publishers, 1977."

"…she wrote that Osgood and Company had mysteriously invited her to Boston, and there surprised her with a dinner at which the whole Brahmin population of New England was present."

"It is all owned in Boston and Philadelphia and New York and London."

"the Clarendon Hotel heard the accents of Boston, New York, and London."

"Oliver’s other young assistant is a Boston Tech man named Wiley."

"The girls were assigned, procured, moved, disciplined, and robbed by a whoremaster named Edwards, who lived in Boston."

"The station agent was certain. Cathy had taken the early morning train. She had bought a ticket for Boston. He helped Mr. Ames write a telegram to the Boston police. Mr. Ames bought a round-trip ticket and caught the nine-fifty train to Boston."

"He maintained his wife and his two well-mannered children in a good house in a good neighborhood in Boston."

"“Where’d you go?” “Boston.” “No place else?” “No. Just looked at the city.”"

"“...and some of the bushes are coming clear from Boston.”"

"On 101 I immediately got a ride from a teacher of social studies, from Boston originally, who used to sing on Cape Cod and had fainted just yesterday at his buddy's wedding because he'd been fasting."

"He’s a merchant marine, tanned from a recent Voyage to somefarwhere—on his way now to Boston with I imagine a roll of money big enough to make me greedy."

"When did you get back into town? How was Boston, baby?"

"…martyred by the British Redcoats in Boston…"

"Judith said, "I think I want to leave Boston. And never come back."

"Plywood painted white, black letters shaped elegant and clean. SOVEREIGN NATION TRIBAL LAND PRIVATE—NO TRESPASSING NO ICE For a minute, I thought the sign was for the zombies from the Coachella music festival, showing up high on LSD, dizzy and dehydrated. I thought it meant, hey, don’t be coming here asking for ice because when you bought your tickets online in Oslo or Boston or London you didn’t know how hot the real Coachella gets."

"Loma wouldn’t find out about it for sure for another five days, when she moved to Boston, to the Ritz Carlton, and the roses stopped coming."