Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 102W. Blackwood, 1867 |
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... fact is , that for once the two , unknown to each other , were thinking of the same thing - of the bits of paper covered with figures that were in Powys's pocket , -only their thoughts ran in a very different strain . " That must be ...
... fact is , that for once the two , unknown to each other , were thinking of the same thing - of the bits of paper covered with figures that were in Powys's pocket , -only their thoughts ran in a very different strain . " That must be ...
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... fact that his father had doubled any clerk's salary was a matter of great indif- ference to Jack . He smiled in an uncomfortable sort of way when he heard it was young Powys on whom this benefit had fallen ; but otherwise it did not ...
... fact that his father had doubled any clerk's salary was a matter of great indif- ference to Jack . He smiled in an uncomfortable sort of way when he heard it was young Powys on whom this benefit had fallen ; but otherwise it did not ...
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... fact , it was vain to use the posses- sive pronoun at all ; nothing was his - neither his office , nor his money , nor his house - unless under the restriction of everybody else's rights , and of public opinion be- yond all . So Mr ...
... fact , it was vain to use the posses- sive pronoun at all ; nothing was his - neither his office , nor his money , nor his house - unless under the restriction of everybody else's rights , and of public opinion be- yond all . So Mr ...
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... fact was , he said it at hazard , thinking it most likely that Powys could drive , but knowing nothing more about it , while Jack knew by sight and vision , and felt himself in his heart a snob as he strolled away from the door . He was ...
... fact was , he said it at hazard , thinking it most likely that Powys could drive , but knowing nothing more about it , while Jack knew by sight and vision , and felt himself in his heart a snob as he strolled away from the door . He was ...
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... facts and circumstances connected with con- tracts and agreements by or with the Government , growing out of its efforts in suppressing the re- bellion . " On the 17th of Decem- ber the Committee presented its report , in which they ...
... facts and circumstances connected with con- tracts and agreements by or with the Government , growing out of its efforts in suppressing the re- bellion . " On the 17th of Decem- ber the Committee presented its report , in which they ...
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