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Pagina 64
... word of a gentle- man ? " asked the Chevalier , with some haughtiness . " In such a case , I do . " " Then , as we can only give our word , nothing more need be said . " " You forget , Chevalier , that I am in possession of knowledge ...
... word of a gentle- man ? " asked the Chevalier , with some haughtiness . " In such a case , I do . " " Then , as we can only give our word , nothing more need be said . " " You forget , Chevalier , that I am in possession of knowledge ...
Pagina 685
... word for one's purpose . Besides , the word Philistine is more cosmopolitan than snob , as that of Arab is wider than gentleman . Again , the divi- sion of gentleman and snob is not exhaustive . Many of mankind are neither one nor ...
... word for one's purpose . Besides , the word Philistine is more cosmopolitan than snob , as that of Arab is wider than gentleman . Again , the divi- sion of gentleman and snob is not exhaustive . Many of mankind are neither one nor ...
Pagina 719
... word that we can properly un- derstand the great constitutional maxim , that all jurisdiction , whether spiritual or temporal , is derived from the Crown . The 37th Article of the Church of England declares that 66 we give not our ...
... word that we can properly un- derstand the great constitutional maxim , that all jurisdiction , whether spiritual or temporal , is derived from the Crown . The 37th Article of the Church of England declares that 66 we give not our ...
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