The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 77
... realised , it became necessary to employ special labour to procure the supply , and thus the professional gradually materialised . Originally , he merely caught rabbits which were placed at the disposal of his employer -the only ...
... realised , it became necessary to employ special labour to procure the supply , and thus the professional gradually materialised . Originally , he merely caught rabbits which were placed at the disposal of his employer -the only ...
Page 110
... realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to have ...
... realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to have ...
Page 187
... realised sense of enjoy- ment , as well as what it has to tell , are as entertaining as need be ; but there is a dark side to it . This sport , exacting as it is and calling as it does to the stern manli- ness and powers of endurance of ...
... realised sense of enjoy- ment , as well as what it has to tell , are as entertaining as need be ; but there is a dark side to it . This sport , exacting as it is and calling as it does to the stern manli- ness and powers of endurance of ...
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