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Side 379
... become sufficiently edu- cated to understand what voting means , it would be useless to appeal to it to choose its delegates . The local administration in the provinces is in the hands of pre- fects , one of them residing in each of the ...
... become sufficiently edu- cated to understand what voting means , it would be useless to appeal to it to choose its delegates . The local administration in the provinces is in the hands of pre- fects , one of them residing in each of the ...
Side 413
... become rich . Thus there is a general extravagance and profusion . English milords marvel at our splendour . Those ... becomes of them , I know no more than I do what becomes of the old moons . Their place is immediately supplied by new ...
... become rich . Thus there is a general extravagance and profusion . English milords marvel at our splendour . Those ... becomes of them , I know no more than I do what becomes of the old moons . Their place is immediately supplied by new ...
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... become almost a byword of reproach among the more active and critical spirits of our own day . There is the same gentle dealing with the old- fashioned church parson which we found in Adam Bede , ' and in ' The Mill on the Floss . ' Mr ...
... become almost a byword of reproach among the more active and critical spirits of our own day . There is the same gentle dealing with the old- fashioned church parson which we found in Adam Bede , ' and in ' The Mill on the Floss . ' Mr ...
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