The National Review, Volume 129W.H. Allen, 1947 - English literature |
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Page 52
... followed by God Save the King with a special French twiddle at the end , the banners were lowered and raised , and a young French officer in uniform read out the names of the members of the Resistance Movement , alive and dead , who had ...
... followed by God Save the King with a special French twiddle at the end , the banners were lowered and raised , and a young French officer in uniform read out the names of the members of the Resistance Movement , alive and dead , who had ...
Page 68
... followed ; and five of England's finest batsmen were out when 48 appeared on the scoring board . Saunders seemed unplayable and Trumble too was making the most of the difficult wicket . England had now to score 214 runs to avoid defeat ...
... followed ; and five of England's finest batsmen were out when 48 appeared on the scoring board . Saunders seemed unplayable and Trumble too was making the most of the difficult wicket . England had now to score 214 runs to avoid defeat ...
Page 155
... followed by a fall again . Since from the practical point of view it is uneconomic to catch fish before they have had the opportunity to replace themselves , it became evident that heavy fishing upset the balance of Nature . So there ...
... followed by a fall again . Since from the practical point of view it is uneconomic to catch fish before they have had the opportunity to replace themselves , it became evident that heavy fishing upset the balance of Nature . So there ...
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