Cecil RhodesP. Davies, 1933 - 179 страници |
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... nature was more genial than that of her hus- band , a man with a long nose and heavy jowl , who was strict and evangelical in his way of life . He hoped that all his sons would go into the Church , made them take Sunday- school classes ...
... nature was more genial than that of her hus- band , a man with a long nose and heavy jowl , who was strict and evangelical in his way of life . He hoped that all his sons would go into the Church , made them take Sunday- school classes ...
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... nature , strangely and deeply in sympathy with them . ' Furthermore , ' he likes to be with them . ' Is it too much to draw again the conclusion that this sympathy was of somewhat the same nature as that which a child feels for other ...
... nature , strangely and deeply in sympathy with them . ' Furthermore , ' he likes to be with them . ' Is it too much to draw again the conclusion that this sympathy was of somewhat the same nature as that which a child feels for other ...
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... nature , were destined to come sooner or later into the pre- dominance which they regarded as their right . ' The racehorse is swifter than the ox , ' Kruger had said . But the ox is patient . C It needed Olive Schreiner , that ...
... nature , were destined to come sooner or later into the pre- dominance which they regarded as their right . ' The racehorse is swifter than the ox , ' Kruger had said . But the ox is patient . C It needed Olive Schreiner , that ...
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