Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 256,Vydanie 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... nature impelled him to stand by his old comrade - in - arms , and perhaps the Defence considered that the prestige of the hero of the Nile would carry vast weight with the jury . At all events , the Admiral's testimony is worth while ...
... nature impelled him to stand by his old comrade - in - arms , and perhaps the Defence considered that the prestige of the hero of the Nile would carry vast weight with the jury . At all events , the Admiral's testimony is worth while ...
Strana 221
... nature . Are not the ends which men and women who have not lost their spirit admire , and for which they will strive and endure , and , if need be , give their lives , concerned with what they can neither see nor touch nor put in a ...
... nature . Are not the ends which men and women who have not lost their spirit admire , and for which they will strive and endure , and , if need be , give their lives , concerned with what they can neither see nor touch nor put in a ...
Strana 224
... nature of things can never be . Nevertheless many of the tenets held by the adherents to this doctrine have now been put into practice , the more enterprising and energetic worker is " cribbed , cabined , and confined " within the ...
... nature of things can never be . Nevertheless many of the tenets held by the adherents to this doctrine have now been put into practice , the more enterprising and energetic worker is " cribbed , cabined , and confined " within the ...
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