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Page 99
... told you , the very first row he had ever seen . But although he turned white and looked scared to death , he came bravely through the howling crowds at the station , and entered a carriage . What did he find ? A complete absence of ...
... told you , the very first row he had ever seen . But although he turned white and looked scared to death , he came bravely through the howling crowds at the station , and entered a carriage . What did he find ? A complete absence of ...
Page 143
... told me ; business men have taken the matter out of the hands of priests and poets , and these hard - headed gentlemen discuss Home Rule from the standpoint of trade ; it is a matter of business . He smiled at the idea of Catholic ...
... told me ; business men have taken the matter out of the hands of priests and poets , and these hard - headed gentlemen discuss Home Rule from the standpoint of trade ; it is a matter of business . He smiled at the idea of Catholic ...
Page 156
... told that he is often a mere rustic , an unmannerly bumpkin , an ignorant , common person swollen by a sense of Apostolic importance this from people inclined to emphasize social superiority - but not once , face to face with the actual ...
... told that he is often a mere rustic , an unmannerly bumpkin , an ignorant , common person swollen by a sense of Apostolic importance this from people inclined to emphasize social superiority - but not once , face to face with the actual ...
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