The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 409
... living with a bunch of lively mangold- wurzels . Kenneth , my favourite , the one - eyed one , tries to be silly and funny and talk nonsense at meals like we do at home , but the old man reprimands him acidly and con- tinues his ...
... living with a bunch of lively mangold- wurzels . Kenneth , my favourite , the one - eyed one , tries to be silly and funny and talk nonsense at meals like we do at home , but the old man reprimands him acidly and con- tinues his ...
Page 421
... living , a very old man , in Constantinople . M. Fauvel advised the ambassador to buy , and M. de * As transcribed by him , with small crosses to mark the spaces of missing letters , the inscription reads : FAKXEUZATIOYYNOгY ...
... living , a very old man , in Constantinople . M. Fauvel advised the ambassador to buy , and M. de * As transcribed by him , with small crosses to mark the spaces of missing letters , the inscription reads : FAKXEUZATIOYYNOгY ...
Page 550
... living an idyllic existence . As regards these nomads nothing could be farther from the truth . Their characteristics are diametri- cally opposed to those of the Chinese . One important difference is that , while the Chinese subsist ...
... living an idyllic existence . As regards these nomads nothing could be farther from the truth . Their characteristics are diametri- cally opposed to those of the Chinese . One important difference is that , while the Chinese subsist ...
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