The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 714
... turn up diamonds and the genial scamp rakes in the whole of the money on the board . He , too , has a confederate who with expressionless persistence stakes a couple of half- crowns at every turn , generally winning and presumably ...
... turn up diamonds and the genial scamp rakes in the whole of the money on the board . He , too , has a confederate who with expressionless persistence stakes a couple of half- crowns at every turn , generally winning and presumably ...
Page 715
... turn bring their friends to see him ride . Such a day makes the hunt popular with every class . Cottagers forget the loss of poultry from the foxes . Squires who do not hunt forgive the ravages among the pheasants . Farmers condone the ...
... turn bring their friends to see him ride . Such a day makes the hunt popular with every class . Cottagers forget the loss of poultry from the foxes . Squires who do not hunt forgive the ravages among the pheasants . Farmers condone the ...
Page 891
... turn out to be a capable administrator ; he may be a very miserable failure in office ; it may be necessary to get rid of him in the interests of good government - nothing avails . From the moment he receives his patent his blood ...
... turn out to be a capable administrator ; he may be a very miserable failure in office ; it may be necessary to get rid of him in the interests of good government - nothing avails . From the moment he receives his patent his blood ...
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