The Quarterly Review, Volúmenes266-267William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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... took any interest in it ; by 1906 less than 1,000 acres had been acquired . A Departmental Committee found that the failure of the Act was due to the apathy of the local authorities ; a similar committee in action to - day would be ...
... took any interest in it ; by 1906 less than 1,000 acres had been acquired . A Departmental Committee found that the failure of the Act was due to the apathy of the local authorities ; a similar committee in action to - day would be ...
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... took place the elope- ment . May 23 is a red - letter day in the annals of true Dickensians and should be celebrated by a public holiday in all civilised countries , for it is on the morning of that day that the curtain rises to ...
... took place the elope- ment . May 23 is a red - letter day in the annals of true Dickensians and should be celebrated by a public holiday in all civilised countries , for it is on the morning of that day that the curtain rises to ...
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... took the good ones , and sent them flying to all parts of the field . ' If Test matches were played on the same principle to - day there would be fewer complaints of dull cricket and far fewer unfinished matches . After this , it is ...
... took the good ones , and sent them flying to all parts of the field . ' If Test matches were played on the same principle to - day there would be fewer complaints of dull cricket and far fewer unfinished matches . After this , it is ...
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