The New Review, Volumen11Longmans, Green, 1894 |
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... fact , the one disease we have to dread in British Central Africa . There is no typhoid , no typhus , no yellow fever , * no cholera , " dengue , " no enteric fever , none of the other dangerous maladies . of the tropics ; even the ...
... fact , the one disease we have to dread in British Central Africa . There is no typhoid , no typhus , no yellow fever , * no cholera , " dengue , " no enteric fever , none of the other dangerous maladies . of the tropics ; even the ...
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... fact , the surface of the greater part of Central Africa has been , through untold ages , scarcely more affected by the presence of the negro variety of man , than by the baboons and the anthropoid apes . Yet it is found that ...
... fact , the surface of the greater part of Central Africa has been , through untold ages , scarcely more affected by the presence of the negro variety of man , than by the baboons and the anthropoid apes . Yet it is found that ...
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... fact , while giving her birth . Pierre Figueur married a second time , and the child , by her own confession , was not happy with her step - mother ; so , at her father's death , one of her uncles on the mother's side probably - took ...
... fact , while giving her birth . Pierre Figueur married a second time , and the child , by her own confession , was not happy with her step - mother ; so , at her father's death , one of her uncles on the mother's side probably - took ...
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... fact of my taking shelter with them should cause them any trouble . " The emigrés , somewhat tardily , perhaps , remembered that they also were Frenchmen . They gave their word not to betray the secret and complimented their host and ...
... fact of my taking shelter with them should cause them any trouble . " The emigrés , somewhat tardily , perhaps , remembered that they also were Frenchmen . They gave their word not to betray the secret and complimented their host and ...
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... fact of her being a woman inspires her adversaries , not with admiration , but with superstitious awe . They have made up their minds that a woman who fights as Sans - Gêne fights is no woman at all , but a witch , and as such they are ...
... fact of her being a woman inspires her adversaries , not with admiration , but with superstitious awe . They have made up their minds that a woman who fights as Sans - Gêne fights is no woman at all , but a witch , and as such they are ...
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