The National Review, Volume 58W.H. Allen, 1911 - English literature |
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... friends " The Die - Hards , " presumably to distinguish them from the Die - Softs and the Fly - Hards . It was a tribute of respect , which is always accorded by men who stick to their guns to opponents who do the same . Lord Curzon and ...
... friends " The Die - Hards , " presumably to distinguish them from the Die - Softs and the Fly - Hards . It was a tribute of respect , which is always accorded by men who stick to their guns to opponents who do the same . Lord Curzon and ...
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... friends is justified . Horace , wasn't it , who said that the misfortunes of one's friends are one's delights , and the New York Herald , which has given ardent support to the reciprocists and annexationists in the campaign now waging ...
... friends is justified . Horace , wasn't it , who said that the misfortunes of one's friends are one's delights , and the New York Herald , which has given ardent support to the reciprocists and annexationists in the campaign now waging ...
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... friends— and all of those who sat below the gangway were not his friends . His speeches were tame and ineffective . When Party rancour festered to hate , when crises at home followed hot on crises abroad , the mild expostulation with ...
... friends— and all of those who sat below the gangway were not his friends . His speeches were tame and ineffective . When Party rancour festered to hate , when crises at home followed hot on crises abroad , the mild expostulation with ...
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