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Page 174
“ So live fixed on the rather ponderous English that you can look any man square in of some of the London daily papers , the eye and tell him to go to hell , ' says and of weeklies like the Spectator and a modern American moralist .
“ So live fixed on the rather ponderous English that you can look any man square in of some of the London daily papers , the eye and tell him to go to hell , ' says and of weeklies like the Spectator and a modern American moralist .
Page 175
But English . In the translations of Strind- Mrs. Atherton always gives the imberg's plays published in New York pression of some one standing outside the translator says he found he could and looking through the fence ; you get nearer ...
But English . In the translations of Strind- Mrs. Atherton always gives the imberg's plays published in New York pression of some one standing outside the translator says he found he could and looking through the fence ; you get nearer ...
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English in managing Irish affairs . The only effect of the Scottish inter- When he introduced the Reformation ference in Irish affairs was to spread into Ireland he divided the confiscated additional suffering and complete Church lands ...
English in managing Irish affairs . The only effect of the Scottish inter- When he introduced the Reformation ference in Irish affairs was to spread into Ireland he divided the confiscated additional suffering and complete Church lands ...
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