The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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... mean , Mr. Mackaye ! " asked I , with a doleful and disappointed visage . " Mean - why , if God had meant ye to write about Pacifics , He'd ha put ye there — and because He means ye to write about Lon- don town , He's put ye there- and ...
... mean , Mr. Mackaye ! " asked I , with a doleful and disappointed visage . " Mean - why , if God had meant ye to write about Pacifics , He'd ha put ye there — and because He means ye to write about Lon- don town , He's put ye there- and ...
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... means for effecting the two great objects of procedure , the manifestation of innocence , and the detection of crime . To an innocent man what can be more useful than that the judge should state to him the strong points in the case ...
... means for effecting the two great objects of procedure , the manifestation of innocence , and the detection of crime . To an innocent man what can be more useful than that the judge should state to him the strong points in the case ...
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... means of procuring food would be insufficient ; I have endeavoured , through every channel , private as well as official , to obtain accurate information as to the state of the country , and the preparations that were making to meet the ...
... means of procuring food would be insufficient ; I have endeavoured , through every channel , private as well as official , to obtain accurate information as to the state of the country , and the preparations that were making to meet the ...
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