Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 207William Blackwood, 1920 - England |
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Page 100
... took every penny the prisoner pos- sessed . If a retort made by Chief Baron O'Grady contains any truth , fees much smaller than half a sovereign were in his time occasionally taken at Green Street , which is the Dublin Old Bailey . A ...
... took every penny the prisoner pos- sessed . If a retort made by Chief Baron O'Grady contains any truth , fees much smaller than half a sovereign were in his time occasionally taken at Green Street , which is the Dublin Old Bailey . A ...
Page 103
... took his arm that night , And waggled its big brown head , Then sang : This world will never go right Till Drunken Dick be dead . He shook it off and , rambling round , Among the goalden gorse , He heers a kin ' of sneering sound Pro ...
... took his arm that night , And waggled its big brown head , Then sang : This world will never go right Till Drunken Dick be dead . He shook it off and , rambling round , Among the goalden gorse , He heers a kin ' of sneering sound Pro ...
Page 145
... took what they wanted , asking no ques- tiens ; and there was an end of it . set forth clearly in the terms of logic . He reduces the point of view of Sinn Fein to the following syllogism : " No fully independent nation to be so de jure ...
... took what they wanted , asking no ques- tiens ; and there was an end of it . set forth clearly in the terms of logic . He reduces the point of view of Sinn Fein to the following syllogism : " No fully independent nation to be so de jure ...
Page 149
... took no pleasure in pedantry . For him the personages of the Odyssey , which of all his favourite books kept the long- est sway over him , are real and alive . By their qualities he judged the men and women whom he met in his brief ...
... took no pleasure in pedantry . For him the personages of the Odyssey , which of all his favourite books kept the long- est sway over him , are real and alive . By their qualities he judged the men and women whom he met in his brief ...
Page 151
... took thither with him the curiosity of mind and honesty of judg- ment which had hitherto inter- preted to him the books which he had read , the men and boys whom he had met . A sym- pathetic study of the Germans left him puzzled . To ...
... took thither with him the curiosity of mind and honesty of judg- ment which had hitherto inter- preted to him the books which he had read , the men and boys whom he had met . A sym- pathetic study of the Germans left him puzzled . To ...
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