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Page 393
There is recapitulated the development of the use of the hands with all that that
implies . ... Because men specialised the right hand in use of weapon and tool
whilst women ' s right hands were often occupied and they had to use the left
hand ...
There is recapitulated the development of the use of the hands with all that that
implies . ... Because men specialised the right hand in use of weapon and tool
whilst women ' s right hands were often occupied and they had to use the left
hand ...
Page 474
The left hand was never put to this purpose on any occasion . And of the right
hand , only the middle , the forefinger , and the thumb were suffered to come into
contact with the meat . At a meal of any pretensions , the Ewerer would be at
hand ...
The left hand was never put to this purpose on any occasion . And of the right
hand , only the middle , the forefinger , and the thumb were suffered to come into
contact with the meat . At a meal of any pretensions , the Ewerer would be at
hand ...
Page 209
At that street-corner yonder where now stands a bank, perished the Duke of
Somerset, the King's right-hand man, while a ... King Henry VI is sitting
surrounded by a howling mob of Yorkist soldiery, wringing his hands and crying :
“For shame, ...
At that street-corner yonder where now stands a bank, perished the Duke of
Somerset, the King's right-hand man, while a ... King Henry VI is sitting
surrounded by a howling mob of Yorkist soldiery, wringing his hands and crying :
“For shame, ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds 2 | 31 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1950 |
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