Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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... ground alone . . He paused , leaving the sentence un- finished . I bowed and replied . " Once again , sir , I must say that I have the very best grounds for be- lieving you to be mistaken , but . . . " " Ho ! you allege her to be legiti ...
... ground alone . . He paused , leaving the sentence un- finished . I bowed and replied . " Once again , sir , I must say that I have the very best grounds for be- lieving you to be mistaken , but . . . " " Ho ! you allege her to be legiti ...
253. oldal
... ground of complaint with Mr. Wilson's request for clear- ness and definiteness of expression . After assailing the Note in every mood and tense , the " Times " now admits in effect that its request is reasonable , and that " we owe the ...
... ground of complaint with Mr. Wilson's request for clear- ness and definiteness of expression . After assailing the Note in every mood and tense , the " Times " now admits in effect that its request is reasonable , and that " we owe the ...
361. oldal
... ground . " But tell me , " the low corn con- tinued , " tell me , what is the matter with the river ? Why does it not send up any mist in the evenings ? Why does the dew not come ? We are small and cannot see across the village ; but is ...
... ground . " But tell me , " the low corn con- tinued , " tell me , what is the matter with the river ? Why does it not send up any mist in the evenings ? Why does the dew not come ? We are small and cannot see across the village ; but is ...
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