Macmillan's Magazine, 32. kötetMacmillan and Company, 1875 |
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125. oldal
... taken prisoners , which makes Mrs. Daly very nervous . I must leave him to you to - day . I could not bear to see ... taken prisoner . He says it would be the best possible for- tune for Ellen if her Irish cousin were taken and hanged ...
... taken prisoners , which makes Mrs. Daly very nervous . I must leave him to you to - day . I could not bear to see ... taken prisoner . He says it would be the best possible for- tune for Ellen if her Irish cousin were taken and hanged ...
195. oldal
... taken place between the two sorts of knowledge . In that hap- pier age true knowledge , scientific , not artificially humanised , will reign with out opposition , but the claims of Science once for all allowed , the mind will also ...
... taken place between the two sorts of knowledge . In that hap- pier age true knowledge , scientific , not artificially humanised , will reign with out opposition , but the claims of Science once for all allowed , the mind will also ...
217. oldal
... taken from my heart when I heard he had pronounced against Fenianism . I did not know that his honesty was to cost him his life . But though he despaired , and though I know no good can come of desperate remedies , I can't help having ...
... taken from my heart when I heard he had pronounced against Fenianism . I did not know that his honesty was to cost him his life . But though he despaired , and though I know no good can come of desperate remedies , I can't help having ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, 58. kötet David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Teljes nézet - 1888 |
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