Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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19. oldal
... BECOME A FATHER CONFESSOR IN SPITE OF MYSELF . My guest was gone . I believe he had enjoyed my society . I had strange- ly relished his , although as the days ran , and our evening chats over the hearth lengthened out to midnights ...
... BECOME A FATHER CONFESSOR IN SPITE OF MYSELF . My guest was gone . I believe he had enjoyed my society . I had strange- ly relished his , although as the days ran , and our evening chats over the hearth lengthened out to midnights ...
396. oldal
... become the principal factors of the struggle . Piercing to the pith of the problem they were coping with , the Germans perceived that the tap - root of the Coalition's growing strength is two- fold ; their enormous output of muni- tions ...
... become the principal factors of the struggle . Piercing to the pith of the problem they were coping with , the Germans perceived that the tap - root of the Coalition's growing strength is two- fold ; their enormous output of muni- tions ...
628. oldal
... become rife among the rank and file of the French scholastic staff , and anti- militarism was often associated with it . A very similar movement seems to have taken place in England . These two doctrines led their devotees to advertise ...
... become rife among the rank and file of the French scholastic staff , and anti- militarism was often associated with it . A very similar movement seems to have taken place in England . These two doctrines led their devotees to advertise ...
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