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Page 267
... thoughts , for as I had looked at the bird the content of my uncle's speech ap- peared unreal and unconvincing , but as I had looked at my uncle , trembling with the righteousness within him , the ardour of his thought impressed me ...
... thoughts , for as I had looked at the bird the content of my uncle's speech ap- peared unreal and unconvincing , but as I had looked at my uncle , trembling with the righteousness within him , the ardour of his thought impressed me ...
Page 389
... thought to be pro- digious fellows ; the man who can accurately summarise a difficult law case or a political speech is thought to be a dull dog . 2 Fancifully , journalists have always named their craft an exacting jade and teasing ...
... thought to be pro- digious fellows ; the man who can accurately summarise a difficult law case or a political speech is thought to be a dull dog . 2 Fancifully , journalists have always named their craft an exacting jade and teasing ...
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... thoughts . If the Historical Society thought the old wreck of a building was worth that much , maybe it would not be a bad idea to save it after all . Aside from its future value , the idea of a Russian church with all its emphasis on ...
... thoughts . If the Historical Society thought the old wreck of a building was worth that much , maybe it would not be a bad idea to save it after all . Aside from its future value , the idea of a Russian church with all its emphasis on ...
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NOSTALGIA ON WHEELS BY R HUDSON SMITH | 113 |
A BENGAL MAGISTRATE IN THE 1860s BY W HARWOOD LONG | 240 |
A BRITISH DIPLOMATS DIARY OF 1914 BY MICHAEL GLOVER | 404 |
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