The Quarterly Review, Volumen264,Tema 523John Murray, 1935 |
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... give still higher returns . I must show you some cambric we're turning out ; dowry pieces fine as linen , to tempt new markets in the Dutch Indies . ' Here in Osaka one finds a democracy of labour . In the same compound live workers and ...
... give still higher returns . I must show you some cambric we're turning out ; dowry pieces fine as linen , to tempt new markets in the Dutch Indies . ' Here in Osaka one finds a democracy of labour . In the same compound live workers and ...
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... give them Wassailing . ' To this Men have always been superstitious about lights . The idea that to give light from your house between Christmas and New Year's Day is unlucky , can be traced back to Roman times . In the eighth century ...
... give them Wassailing . ' To this Men have always been superstitious about lights . The idea that to give light from your house between Christmas and New Year's Day is unlucky , can be traced back to Roman times . In the eighth century ...
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... give pleasure . ( 4 ) Address the listener directly , and don't turn away in the middle of your story in the hope of catching the attention of some one else in the party . It is cruelty to excite successfully the interest of a sufferer ...
... give pleasure . ( 4 ) Address the listener directly , and don't turn away in the middle of your story in the hope of catching the attention of some one else in the party . It is cruelty to excite successfully the interest of a sufferer ...
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