The National Review, Volume 80W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 212
... give and light for you an ex- cellent cigar that has cost him the equivalent of five shillings , and will listen to ... give way to a burst of charming candour which will impel him to sympathize with the irri- tation you must be feeling ...
... give and light for you an ex- cellent cigar that has cost him the equivalent of five shillings , and will listen to ... give way to a burst of charming candour which will impel him to sympathize with the irri- tation you must be feeling ...
Page 266
... give up the chase . Whether the gull throws up its food from sheer fright , or whether it knows it can thus bribe the skua to leave it alone , and voluntarily disgorges its fish , is a matter on which we can obtain no light . Neither ...
... give up the chase . Whether the gull throws up its food from sheer fright , or whether it knows it can thus bribe the skua to leave it alone , and voluntarily disgorges its fish , is a matter on which we can obtain no light . Neither ...
Page 457
... give up the Burgenland peaceably , yet that it was perhaps otherwise with a section of the Hungarian people , who being anything but satisfied might possibly give trouble . " " Should trouble break out it was our job to deal with it ...
... give up the Burgenland peaceably , yet that it was perhaps otherwise with a section of the Hungarian people , who being anything but satisfied might possibly give trouble . " " Should trouble break out it was our job to deal with it ...
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