Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Zväzok 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... words to short words , Latin or Latinised words to English words , and all that long - winded splendour of verbose correctness which is the mark of a semi - educated person , and especially of one who has not been penetrated by the ...
... words to short words , Latin or Latinised words to English words , and all that long - winded splendour of verbose correctness which is the mark of a semi - educated person , and especially of one who has not been penetrated by the ...
Strana 204
... words on the girl was electric . Up till that moment it had scarcely struck her to think of the stranger as more than a voice that had answered her doubting , grieved words ; but now he took at once a strange and almost terrifying ...
... words on the girl was electric . Up till that moment it had scarcely struck her to think of the stranger as more than a voice that had answered her doubting , grieved words ; but now he took at once a strange and almost terrifying ...
Strana 209
... words were possible ; indeed there was nothing to say in face of such direful disaster . From both these men also seemed now equally separated . Was this passionate man , flaming out in " You hear , Leigh ? " he said . righteous ...
... words were possible ; indeed there was nothing to say in face of such direful disaster . From both these men also seemed now equally separated . Was this passionate man , flaming out in " You hear , Leigh ? " he said . righteous ...
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