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Side 14
... passed their examinations . Count Tolstoy rendered himself further unpopular to the students by repealing and abolishing many of the privileges which had been granted by his predecessor in office . Most of the former obnoxious ...
... passed their examinations . Count Tolstoy rendered himself further unpopular to the students by repealing and abolishing many of the privileges which had been granted by his predecessor in office . Most of the former obnoxious ...
Side 16
... passed an excellent examination , he was refused admittance into the Guards , and appointed to a line regiment quartered in some out- of - the - way part of the country . In order to fully appreciate the hardship which this treatment ...
... passed an excellent examination , he was refused admittance into the Guards , and appointed to a line regiment quartered in some out- of - the - way part of the country . In order to fully appreciate the hardship which this treatment ...
Side 38
... passed into oblivion , and the name of Ogden will suffice to recall it to the reader's recollection . A reference to Hansard's Debates will also explain for what legitimate reasons the seeming exception involved no breach of the rule ...
... passed into oblivion , and the name of Ogden will suffice to recall it to the reader's recollection . A reference to Hansard's Debates will also explain for what legitimate reasons the seeming exception involved no breach of the rule ...
Side 77
... passed . It is in these acts that the qualities of Madame Bernhardt supply the deficiencies of Rachel ; and it is in the last two acts that the characteristics of the Greek Phædra are predominant , notwith- standing the fact that they ...
... passed . It is in these acts that the qualities of Madame Bernhardt supply the deficiencies of Rachel ; and it is in the last two acts that the characteristics of the Greek Phædra are predominant , notwith- standing the fact that they ...
Side 79
... passed to prevent persons in orders from buying next presentations , directly or indirectly , any such contract being declared to be simoniacal . This act did not declare the bona fide purchase by laymen of next presentations to be ...
... passed to prevent persons in orders from buying next presentations , directly or indirectly , any such contract being declared to be simoniacal . This act did not declare the bona fide purchase by laymen of next presentations to be ...
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