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Pagina 104
... opinion from Disraeli , who supposes the differences of human intellect to be the mere effect of organisation . She begged to hear my opinion . I attempt ed to carry it off by a pun upon organ , but that went off very flat . She im ...
... opinion from Disraeli , who supposes the differences of human intellect to be the mere effect of organisation . She begged to hear my opinion . I attempt ed to carry it off by a pun upon organ , but that went off very flat . She im ...
Pagina 107
... opinion - the opinion a man has of himself , and the opinion the world has of him . The wife is at one with the world ; she feels herself a citizeness , a transmitter of its traditions . The old maid knows the herself in the world's eye ...
... opinion - the opinion a man has of himself , and the opinion the world has of him . The wife is at one with the world ; she feels herself a citizeness , a transmitter of its traditions . The old maid knows the herself in the world's eye ...
Pagina 182
... opinion . " And Captain Jones did write a most grateful letter to Sir George Blitzen , in which he returned his humble thanks for the favourable opinion his Excellency had expres- sed of him to the Begum , and con- cluded by saying that ...
... opinion . " And Captain Jones did write a most grateful letter to Sir George Blitzen , in which he returned his humble thanks for the favourable opinion his Excellency had expres- sed of him to the Begum , and con- cluded by saying that ...
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