Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 102 巻W. Blackwood, 1867 |
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... interest in its own fortunes . He thought Mr Brownlow was kind . It did not occur to him that a stronger motive was necessary for these persistent questions and for this intense interest . He was not vain - but yet it came natural to ...
... interest in its own fortunes . He thought Mr Brownlow was kind . It did not occur to him that a stronger motive was necessary for these persistent questions and for this intense interest . He was not vain - but yet it came natural to ...
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... interest pervert the mind , that this was how John Brownlow , an upright man by nature and by long habit , calculated with himself . It seemed to him natural somehow that God should enter into the con- spiracy with him - for he meant no ...
... interest pervert the mind , that this was how John Brownlow , an upright man by nature and by long habit , calculated with himself . It seemed to him natural somehow that God should enter into the con- spiracy with him - for he meant no ...
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... can- dour ; " I gladly acknowledge that . " " Perhaps he had something on his mind , " said Mr Brownlow . " At all events I don't think much harm has come of it . I take an interest 8 [ July , Brownlows . - Part VII .
... can- dour ; " I gladly acknowledge that . " " Perhaps he had something on his mind , " said Mr Brownlow . " At all events I don't think much harm has come of it . I take an interest 8 [ July , Brownlows . - Part VII .
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... interest in that young fellow . You will double his salary , Mr Wrinkell , next quarter - day . " " Double it ! " said Mr Wrinkell , with a gasp . He fell back from his position by the side of the table , and grew pale with horror ...
... interest in that young fellow . You will double his salary , Mr Wrinkell , next quarter - day . " " Double it ! " said Mr Wrinkell , with a gasp . He fell back from his position by the side of the table , and grew pale with horror ...
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... interest of it — which is the same thing - that I consider the debt so enormous an evil . If we could but double it , and make the debt 5000 millions , I should not care for , finding the weight intolerable , we should simply get a big ...
... interest of it — which is the same thing - that I consider the debt so enormous an evil . If we could but double it , and make the debt 5000 millions , I should not care for , finding the weight intolerable , we should simply get a big ...
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