Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzok 247William Blackwood, 1940 |
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... brought the work almost up to this point , difficulties which seemed insuperable crowded on him . He had staked every penny he owned on the success of the work . To complete it seemed impossible . He saw only financial ruin , his ...
... brought the work almost up to this point , difficulties which seemed insuperable crowded on him . He had staked every penny he owned on the success of the work . To complete it seemed impossible . He saw only financial ruin , his ...
Strana 549
... brought to Central Europe . These flags had been one of Hitler's mistakes ; for he never realised how bitterly the old Germany resented the dis- appearance of her beloved Imperial Standard . men had Bulgarian grammars engulf the whole ...
... brought to Central Europe . These flags had been one of Hitler's mistakes ; for he never realised how bitterly the old Germany resented the dis- appearance of her beloved Imperial Standard . men had Bulgarian grammars engulf the whole ...
Strana 630
... brought back just this one word of English from his travels . 66 I have not heard that the Todas practise ' birth control , ' but , before the Government interfered , they regulated the number of their tribe rather drastically . They ...
... brought back just this one word of English from his travels . 66 I have not heard that the Todas practise ' birth control , ' but , before the Government interfered , they regulated the number of their tribe rather drastically . They ...
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