Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen186W. Blackwood, 1909 |
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... live close together in complete security and moderate comfort . Before it can be engendered person and property must be safe . There There must be leisure for the ele- gancies , and the rock whence man was hewn must be decently draped ...
... live close together in complete security and moderate comfort . Before it can be engendered person and property must be safe . There There must be leisure for the ele- gancies , and the rock whence man was hewn must be decently draped ...
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... lives are essentially bourgeois , it is perplexed and rather annoyed by the ways of what it calls the aristocracy . Men who lack its fireside civilisation seem to it inhuman and maleficent . From the sterner realities of life - war ...
... lives are essentially bourgeois , it is perplexed and rather annoyed by the ways of what it calls the aristocracy . Men who lack its fireside civilisation seem to it inhuman and maleficent . From the sterner realities of life - war ...
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... lives gal- lantly up to his Scottish name , but contrast him with Andrew Fairservice and see how little idiomatic is his humour . He is as theatrical a figure of a Scot as Sir Pertinax MacSyco- phant . Mr Barrie's tales move in a ...
... lives gal- lantly up to his Scottish name , but contrast him with Andrew Fairservice and see how little idiomatic is his humour . He is as theatrical a figure of a Scot as Sir Pertinax MacSyco- phant . Mr Barrie's tales move in a ...
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... live in Moscow or Timbuctoo , has nothing to do with the case . The effect of this fallacy can only be disastrous . It is con- spicuous , to begin with , in the attitude of a section of English- men to native administration throughout ...
... live in Moscow or Timbuctoo , has nothing to do with the case . The effect of this fallacy can only be disastrous . It is con- spicuous , to begin with , in the attitude of a section of English- men to native administration throughout ...
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... lives his own conceptions of decency and order . Every working - man , if he had his will , should be a follower of Mr Samuel Smiles , his house- hold conducted under a thou- sand rules , and his feet tread- ing solidly in the straight ...
... lives his own conceptions of decency and order . Every working - man , if he had his will , should be a follower of Mr Samuel Smiles , his house- hold conducted under a thou- sand rules , and his feet tread- ing solidly in the straight ...
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