The National Review, Volume 42, Part 1W.H. Allen, 1903 |
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Page 105
... able to read it with facility , and , if they have not learned German at school or in their holidays abroad , can , with ordinary application , acquire a sufficient knowledge of it for their own purposes . As for those boys who are ...
... able to read it with facility , and , if they have not learned German at school or in their holidays abroad , can , with ordinary application , acquire a sufficient knowledge of it for their own purposes . As for those boys who are ...
Page 194
... able to discern the root and cause of it , and are ready to sympathise and help those who have become the victims of drink rather than condemn them . Our experience tells us that until the people in the lower strata of life can be ...
... able to discern the root and cause of it , and are ready to sympathise and help those who have become the victims of drink rather than condemn them . Our experience tells us that until the people in the lower strata of life can be ...
Page 363
... able to treat with us from an equal position , able to hold to us , willing to hold to us , but also able to break with us . I have had eight years ' experience . I have been in communication with many of the men , statesmen , orators ...
... able to treat with us from an equal position , able to hold to us , willing to hold to us , but also able to break with us . I have had eight years ' experience . I have been in communication with many of the men , statesmen , orators ...
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