Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 254William Blackwood, 1943 |
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Page 98
... lives of its people and banish the spectre of famine . Wells , cattle , crops , pasture , and fish - all in their degree must have felt the benefit of a transformation not measurable in rupees , but in the renewed lives of men and ...
... lives of its people and banish the spectre of famine . Wells , cattle , crops , pasture , and fish - all in their degree must have felt the benefit of a transformation not measurable in rupees , but in the renewed lives of men and ...
Page 288
... live together well enough in some way or other . If one or the other is caught by a passing fancy , does that greatly ... lives in these introductory ' Heptameron ' misadventures . No- body cares a hoot . In one of the stories a duke is ...
... live together well enough in some way or other . If one or the other is caught by a passing fancy , does that greatly ... lives in these introductory ' Heptameron ' misadventures . No- body cares a hoot . In one of the stories a duke is ...
Page 430
... live over the Rhine . It lives north of the Tweed . But of late my views have broad- ened . Admittedly it took a global war to accomplish that miracle , but now my lines are cast in pleasant places in the green heart of England , and I ...
... live over the Rhine . It lives north of the Tweed . But of late my views have broad- ened . Admittedly it took a global war to accomplish that miracle , but now my lines are cast in pleasant places in the green heart of England , and I ...
Contents
GEE | 210 |
A LITTLE RIVER OF OLD JAPAN BY SIR HAROLD PARLETT | 357 |
MEDICINEMANS CHILD | 373 |
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