Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 263, Issue 1587William Blackwood, 1948 |
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... voice broke into English . " Before we begin our ceremony I am going to address my people in our own language . I shall then repeat my speech in English for the benefit of our European friends . " It was the Paramount Chief . I ...
... voice broke into English . " Before we begin our ceremony I am going to address my people in our own language . I shall then repeat my speech in English for the benefit of our European friends . " It was the Paramount Chief . I ...
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... voice from behind it . " What are your names ? " What is your country ? " " " " " Are you English , Scottish ... voice was obviously dissatisfied with the replies to these questions , and retorted : We know very well that is not true ...
... voice from behind it . " What are your names ? " What is your country ? " " " " " Are you English , Scottish ... voice was obviously dissatisfied with the replies to these questions , and retorted : We know very well that is not true ...
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... voice . " How come you here , or was I indiscreet by asking ? ” com- The two soldiers , delighted at find- ing one among their morose panions who could converse in English , soon poured out their story to him . " I should myself ...
... voice . " How come you here , or was I indiscreet by asking ? ” com- The two soldiers , delighted at find- ing one among their morose panions who could converse in English , soon poured out their story to him . " I should myself ...
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