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... asked , astonished . " I can't know until morning , " replied the general , " so I may as well sleep until then . " This was not indifference , it was superb command of nerves . Battles were not new to him ; he had been in hundreds of ...
... asked , astonished . " I can't know until morning , " replied the general , " so I may as well sleep until then . " This was not indifference , it was superb command of nerves . Battles were not new to him ; he had been in hundreds of ...
第 293 頁
... asked if someone would submit a report on the history of legislation to control public - service corporations , Smith volunteered . " When can we have the report ? " asked Chairman Root . " Right now , " replied Smith , plunging into a ...
... asked if someone would submit a report on the history of legislation to control public - service corporations , Smith volunteered . " When can we have the report ? " asked Chairman Root . " Right now , " replied Smith , plunging into a ...
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... asked Father Duffy , beloved chaplain of the One Hundred and Sixty - Fifth Infantry during the World War , to help him with the refutations of Marshall's historical citations , for he was no student of church law . But the public was ...
... asked Father Duffy , beloved chaplain of the One Hundred and Sixty - Fifth Infantry during the World War , to help him with the refutations of Marshall's historical citations , for he was no student of church law . But the public was ...
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