The Quarterly Review, Volume 263, Issue 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 217
... better place because of the weaknesses of its gentler sinners who so often are the gentler saints and better a glass of the true stuff with Elia , even if it leave one , in his phrase , ' half as sober as a judge , ' than a butt of ...
... better place because of the weaknesses of its gentler sinners who so often are the gentler saints and better a glass of the true stuff with Elia , even if it leave one , in his phrase , ' half as sober as a judge , ' than a butt of ...
Page 292
... better - cultured and physically fit ; but realises the advantages to his argument of beginning with Civil Servants , who are sheltered and paid for their services by the State , which is able to command a purse large enough to meet ...
... better - cultured and physically fit ; but realises the advantages to his argument of beginning with Civil Servants , who are sheltered and paid for their services by the State , which is able to command a purse large enough to meet ...
Page 362
... better grounding in the arts and influence of Hellenism , as had they possessed it , that might have modified their future weaknesses and strengths , and so have better served our civilisation . C Considerable in quality and timeliness ...
... better grounding in the arts and influence of Hellenism , as had they possessed it , that might have modified their future weaknesses and strengths , and so have better served our civilisation . C Considerable in quality and timeliness ...
Contents
ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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