The National Review, Volume 91W.H. Allen, 1928 - English literature |
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immense desire to do things well , and to do things strenuously ; they do play well , and they are proud of it , but they work well , too , and more of them want to work than ever before in the nation's history . But because they do not ...
immense desire to do things well , and to do things strenuously ; they do play well , and they are proud of it , but they work well , too , and more of them want to work than ever before in the nation's history . But because they do not ...
Page 509
... things which they see biggest , and putting farther away the things which are least in their immediate ken , and giving to those things less importance . In my view the Bank of England have never fully appreciated the grave injury to ...
... things which they see biggest , and putting farther away the things which are least in their immediate ken , and giving to those things less importance . In my view the Bank of England have never fully appreciated the grave injury to ...
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... things . If one is to compete in the great struggle , one must treat art respectfully , however unwillingly . Is it possible that art might be useful in selling things if it were used in the manufacture of the things themselves , as ...
... things . If one is to compete in the great struggle , one must treat art respectfully , however unwillingly . Is it possible that art might be useful in selling things if it were used in the manufacture of the things themselves , as ...
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