Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 186W. Blackwood, 1909 |
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... give it a pious name . Might may be often bad policy , but But to the Cockney the nation is only the citizen writ large , and he assumes the citizen , and therefore the na- tion , to be of his own way of thinking . History teaches him ...
... give it a pious name . Might may be often bad policy , but But to the Cockney the nation is only the citizen writ large , and he assumes the citizen , and therefore the na- tion , to be of his own way of thinking . History teaches him ...
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... give the steerage passengers better food and quarters he is quite willing to disregard the soundness of the vessel , to fling the chart overboard , and select a casual dock - loafer as captain . It is true he calls the part he is ...
... give the steerage passengers better food and quarters he is quite willing to disregard the soundness of the vessel , to fling the chart overboard , and select a casual dock - loafer as captain . It is true he calls the part he is ...
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... give a blundering statesman because he is a good fellow and a kind father , or because he is full of sympathy with misfor- tune and profuse in expressing it . Such qualities may fit a man for private life , but they have no earthly ...
... give a blundering statesman because he is a good fellow and a kind father , or because he is full of sympathy with misfor- tune and profuse in expressing it . Such qualities may fit a man for private life , but they have no earthly ...
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... give them a twist for it yet . The cut on my left hand will , I believe , only cost me the loss of the use of my ... gives place to not 20 [ July Field - Marshal Sir Neville Chamberlain .
... give them a twist for it yet . The cut on my left hand will , I believe , only cost me the loss of the use of my ... gives place to not 20 [ July Field - Marshal Sir Neville Chamberlain .
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... give us British officers the same driving power as this compul- sion gives , and similar powers of recruiting , which will put in our hands the best material in the British Isles , and we will do as well , or better . " In this ...
... give us British officers the same driving power as this compul- sion gives , and similar powers of recruiting , which will put in our hands the best material in the British Isles , and we will do as well , or better . " In this ...
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