Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 207William Blackwood, 1920 - England |
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Page 79
... English literature . I wish I had more time for reading , for it means a lot to me . " " There is such an embar- rassment of riches here , " said his wife . " The days are far too short for all there is to do . Even when there is nobody ...
... English literature . I wish I had more time for reading , for it means a lot to me . " " There is such an embar- rassment of riches here , " said his wife . " The days are far too short for all there is to do . Even when there is nobody ...
Page 90
... English soldier ; but it seems to me that when the wider aspects of this particular case are examined , that the support of a large section of loyal Mahomedans is no small matter to throw lightly away , and that if our withdrawal was ...
... English soldier ; but it seems to me that when the wider aspects of this particular case are examined , that the support of a large section of loyal Mahomedans is no small matter to throw lightly away , and that if our withdrawal was ...
Page 93
... English Bench , Mr Justice Willes . offender , and by a strange blunder it gave a portrait for the purpose of enabling sympa- thisers to identify the obnoxi- ous judge , which was in fact not a portrait of him at all , but one of O ...
... English Bench , Mr Justice Willes . offender , and by a strange blunder it gave a portrait for the purpose of enabling sympa- thisers to identify the obnoxi- ous judge , which was in fact not a portrait of him at all , but one of O ...
Page 94
... English Bar List are those of Indians and Colonials who never intended to practise the law in England , and of the remainder at least half are those of politicians , officials , and suchlike who got called to the Bar only to help them ...
... English Bar List are those of Indians and Colonials who never intended to practise the law in England , and of the remainder at least half are those of politicians , officials , and suchlike who got called to the Bar only to help them ...
Page 98
... English barristers do at mess on circuit , but have little opportunity of doing in town . And when work comes to a young man , he is not left to find his own way out of the difficulties arising from inex- perience ; friends acquainted ...
... English barristers do at mess on circuit , but have little opportunity of doing in town . And when work comes to a young man , he is not left to find his own way out of the difficulties arising from inex- perience ; friends acquainted ...
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