Cecil RhodesP. Davies, limited, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... Olive Schreiner , who , with two or three exceptions , may well be regarded as his greatest South African contemporary . personal contacts with her were few , but the two of them were in truth mighty antagonists , and time may prove the ...
... Olive Schreiner , who , with two or three exceptions , may well be regarded as his greatest South African contemporary . personal contacts with her were few , but the two of them were in truth mighty antagonists , and time may prove the ...
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... Olive Schreiner could have made plenty of money ( of which she was in need ) by abusing Rhodes , and of course those persons who get a living by trading in the emotions of others were not slow to tempt her . But , said she , ' I ...
... Olive Schreiner could have made plenty of money ( of which she was in need ) by abusing Rhodes , and of course those persons who get a living by trading in the emotions of others were not slow to tempt her . But , said she , ' I ...
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... Olive Schreiner wrote Trooper Peter Halkett out of spite provoked by his once having told her that she had put all her thoughts and ideas into her first book , and was incapable of writing another . He thus added a foolish statement to ...
... Olive Schreiner wrote Trooper Peter Halkett out of spite provoked by his once having told her that she had put all her thoughts and ideas into her first book , and was incapable of writing another . He thus added a foolish statement to ...
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