The National Review, Volume 98W.H. Allen, 1932 - English literature |
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Page 95
... live on their means , or more correctly , inability to live on their means as they would like to do - a distinction with an almost unbridgeable difference , and all combine in attributing this unhappy state of affairs to one cause the ...
... live on their means , or more correctly , inability to live on their means as they would like to do - a distinction with an almost unbridgeable difference , and all combine in attributing this unhappy state of affairs to one cause the ...
Page 259
... lives , to live vicariously in the minds and feelings of other people . That is not to say he was didactic ; it is impossible to conceive him writing a Fabian novel ; he had no particular axe to grind : but it does imply that , like all ...
... lives , to live vicariously in the minds and feelings of other people . That is not to say he was didactic ; it is impossible to conceive him writing a Fabian novel ; he had no particular axe to grind : but it does imply that , like all ...
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... live on ? They are going to live on public money and , on such a scale that they may very likely throw out the next Budget . It is all very well to talk about pure finance " and " orthodox methods , " but it is just as well , also , to ...
... live on ? They are going to live on public money and , on such a scale that they may very likely throw out the next Budget . It is all very well to talk about pure finance " and " orthodox methods , " but it is just as well , also , to ...
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CONTENTS OF VOL XCVIII | 34 |
Our German Taskmasters | 47 |
GRAHAM SIR FREDERICK | 53 |
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