The Homes of the New World: Impressions of America, 第 1 卷Johnson Reprint, 1968 |
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... able to read a little , and to be able to lie and think a little also ! People here show me every possible attention ; first one and then another comes and speaks a few words to me . I answer politely , but I do not continue the ...
... able to read a little , and to be able to lie and think a little also ! People here show me every possible attention ; first one and then another comes and speaks a few words to me . I answer politely , but I do not continue the ...
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... able war occurred , like the giants who crush the dwarfs , people would then forget their petty contentions for great common interests . In these they would again become brothers ; and after the giants come the gods , and with them the ...
... able war occurred , like the giants who crush the dwarfs , people would then forget their petty contentions for great common interests . In these they would again become brothers ; and after the giants come the gods , and with them the ...
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... able to enjoy all the good things of earth , as well temporal as spiritual , every one according to his own capacity of enjoyment . None must be excluded who does not exclude himself . The chance of regaining his place in society must ...
... able to enjoy all the good things of earth , as well temporal as spiritual , every one according to his own capacity of enjoyment . None must be excluded who does not exclude himself . The chance of regaining his place in society must ...
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