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Page 141
... things better in France , " converts itself with- out a thought into " they manage things worse in England , " and the superior goodness of the planet Mars implies the comparative badness of Mother Earth . So far as this is satire ...
... things better in France , " converts itself with- out a thought into " they manage things worse in England , " and the superior goodness of the planet Mars implies the comparative badness of Mother Earth . So far as this is satire ...
Page 141
... things better in France , " converts itself with- out a thought into " they manage things worse in England , " and the superior goodness of the planet Mars implies the comparative badness of Mother Earth . So far as this is satire ...
... things better in France , " converts itself with- out a thought into " they manage things worse in England , " and the superior goodness of the planet Mars implies the comparative badness of Mother Earth . So far as this is satire ...
Page 209
... things as possible , so long as you do so . in moderation , and preserve your health . You are young - you don't think of such things . You think , because you have good teeth and a clear complexion , you can eat anything . But that won ...
... things as possible , so long as you do so . in moderation , and preserve your health . You are young - you don't think of such things . You think , because you have good teeth and a clear complexion , you can eat anything . But that won ...
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