The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 156
... hope for peace , justice and security — the three things above all others that all fight , pray , and work for . That Power is England , although her own people are hardly , if at all , aware that this is so . There is a deep misgiving ...
... hope for peace , justice and security — the three things above all others that all fight , pray , and work for . That Power is England , although her own people are hardly , if at all , aware that this is so . There is a deep misgiving ...
Pagina 194
... hope of relief in the not too distant future maintains the courage and endurance of the subjugated peoples . The ' Second Front ' has become the symbol of victory and liberation - but if it remains a symbol and no more , if it does not ...
... hope of relief in the not too distant future maintains the courage and endurance of the subjugated peoples . The ' Second Front ' has become the symbol of victory and liberation - but if it remains a symbol and no more , if it does not ...
Pagina 232
... hope to be spared special sulkiness from hotel staffs and restaurant waiters , upon whose faces one rarely observes a degraded look after reception of a tip , though one catches a glance of democratic resentment if the proffered sum is ...
... hope to be spared special sulkiness from hotel staffs and restaurant waiters , upon whose faces one rarely observes a degraded look after reception of a tip , though one catches a glance of democratic resentment if the proffered sum is ...
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