Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... dreams ' -Kruger , the Presi- dent of the Transvaal . The racehorse ' and the ' ox ' were not likely to become easy stable- mates , and with the passing of the years Kruger came to regard the English policy in South Africa as ' lies ...
... dreams ' -Kruger , the Presi- dent of the Transvaal . The racehorse ' and the ' ox ' were not likely to become easy stable- mates , and with the passing of the years Kruger came to regard the English policy in South Africa as ' lies ...
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... dream his dreams , to receive his friends and command his catspaws , and its destruction , unpleasant though it was , could do no damage to his ambitions . What with the Raid , ' he said later , ' rebellion , famine , rinderpest , and ...
... dream his dreams , to receive his friends and command his catspaws , and its destruction , unpleasant though it was , could do no damage to his ambitions . What with the Raid , ' he said later , ' rebellion , famine , rinderpest , and ...
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... Dreams . ' Why do I love my garden ? ' he said to a Mr. Menpes . ' Because I love to dream there . Why not come with me and dream also to - morrow morning ? ' And off they went to spend some ' happy hours ' in a reverie - to - order . 6 ...
... Dreams . ' Why do I love my garden ? ' he said to a Mr. Menpes . ' Because I love to dream there . Why not come with me and dream also to - morrow morning ? ' And off they went to spend some ' happy hours ' in a reverie - to - order . 6 ...
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