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He said without a pause : " No , excuse me , myself , please , it is better " --and went on for another ten , breathing normally at the end of them . All the time it was plain to me that Herr Schulz's breathing days were over .
He said without a pause : " No , excuse me , myself , please , it is better " --and went on for another ten , breathing normally at the end of them . All the time it was plain to me that Herr Schulz's breathing days were over .
Page 371
... but the settlers knew better : they knew that the natives were too volatile and ignorant to run a modern industrial state ; and any devolution of power would result , at the best , in an all - round lowering of the standard of ...
... but the settlers knew better : they knew that the natives were too volatile and ignorant to run a modern industrial state ; and any devolution of power would result , at the best , in an all - round lowering of the standard of ...
Page 433
The conditions were probably neither better nor worse than in most other vessels in the north - east coast trade , fondly called the nursery of the Navy , and her master appears to have been typical of his class - skilled ...
The conditions were probably neither better nor worse than in most other vessels in the north - east coast trade , fondly called the nursery of the Navy , and her master appears to have been typical of his class - skilled ...
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 305 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1969 |
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