The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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... thought he was ' made ' when the great Mitsui clan gave him a job at 2s . 6d . a week . That was the foundation of a fortune which began with the Yebisu Brewery at Meguro . To the end of his days , this Bass ' or ' Guinness ' of Japan ...
... thought he was ' made ' when the great Mitsui clan gave him a job at 2s . 6d . a week . That was the foundation of a fortune which began with the Yebisu Brewery at Meguro . To the end of his days , this Bass ' or ' Guinness ' of Japan ...
Page 42
... thought by some to be a relic of a primitive marriage rite . The druidic kisses were rather ceremonial than amorous , public tokens of amity or reconciliation . Even mortal enemies meeting by chance beneath the sacred bush , were bound ...
... thought by some to be a relic of a primitive marriage rite . The druidic kisses were rather ceremonial than amorous , public tokens of amity or reconciliation . Even mortal enemies meeting by chance beneath the sacred bush , were bound ...
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... thought , with careful statement in another where everything said had to be accurately defined and to undergo the scrutiny of close observation and remorseless logic . It is probable that Newton believed his tendency towards Arianism ...
... thought , with careful statement in another where everything said had to be accurately defined and to undergo the scrutiny of close observation and remorseless logic . It is probable that Newton believed his tendency towards Arianism ...
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