The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Page 118
... passed on to him . Belated messages from ' Southampton ' and ' Bir- mingham ' now reached him , indicating that the enemy were still to the westward . Next ahead of ' Turbu- lent ' when the leading ship of the enemy's battle fleet ...
... passed on to him . Belated messages from ' Southampton ' and ' Bir- mingham ' now reached him , indicating that the enemy were still to the westward . Next ahead of ' Turbu- lent ' when the leading ship of the enemy's battle fleet ...
Page 291
... passed current in his season and gave evidence of much shrewd observation . For example , he knew why the bees prefer white clover to red , he could recognise the varying qualities of honey and account for them , he had learned how to ...
... passed current in his season and gave evidence of much shrewd observation . For example , he knew why the bees prefer white clover to red , he could recognise the varying qualities of honey and account for them , he had learned how to ...
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... passing of time and the sorrows of life . ' Foolish are men and witless , ' exclaims Theognis , ' who weep for the dead rather than for the passing flower of youth . ' Pity should not be shown for the dead who have passed once and for ...
... passing of time and the sorrows of life . ' Foolish are men and witless , ' exclaims Theognis , ' who weep for the dead rather than for the passing flower of youth . ' Pity should not be shown for the dead who have passed once and for ...
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The League of Nations | 1 |
Mediæval Music | 5 |
The Study of Earthquakes | 7 |
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