North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, 223. ciltUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1926 |
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... holds the center of the stage that is called the world . A massive head covered by curly black hair that straggled over his collar ; a long drooping moustache incessantly stroked , not nervously but caressingly , by a hand so small and ...
... holds the center of the stage that is called the world . A massive head covered by curly black hair that straggled over his collar ; a long drooping moustache incessantly stroked , not nervously but caressingly , by a hand so small and ...
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as sugar and cotton . The Anglo - Egyptian partnership did not then hold that as a riparian proprietor it had a right to draw water for its own purposes . Far from proceeding upon this theory , " as the available supply was strictly ...
as sugar and cotton . The Anglo - Egyptian partnership did not then hold that as a riparian proprietor it had a right to draw water for its own purposes . Far from proceeding upon this theory , " as the available supply was strictly ...
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... easily sur- vive and rule and increase if he holds for himself the advantages won by strength and daring of his ancestors in times of stress and peril , but that if he surrenders those advantages 40 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
... easily sur- vive and rule and increase if he holds for himself the advantages won by strength and daring of his ancestors in times of stress and peril , but that if he surrenders those advantages 40 THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
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... hold , give it certain definite characteristics . The disadvantages that go with them , as well as the advantages , may as well be admitted at once . We are a movement of the plain people , very weak in the matter of culture ...
... hold , give it certain definite characteristics . The disadvantages that go with them , as well as the advantages , may as well be admitted at once . We are a movement of the plain people , very weak in the matter of culture ...
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... hold the conviction that right will win if backed with vigor and consecration . We are increasing our consecration and learning to make better use of our vigor . We are sure of the fundamental rightness of our cause , as it concerns ...
... hold the conviction that right will win if backed with vigor and consecration . We are increasing our consecration and learning to make better use of our vigor . We are sure of the fundamental rightness of our cause , as it concerns ...
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