they Also Ran1946 |
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第 38 頁
... mind : his brains lay in his ears and his vocal cords ; he could not concentrate on books or study from them but there was no limit to the extent to which he could learn from what the fine minds around him were saying . He attended ...
... mind : his brains lay in his ears and his vocal cords ; he could not concentrate on books or study from them but there was no limit to the extent to which he could learn from what the fine minds around him were saying . He attended ...
第 68 頁
... mind was closed to all voices except his own ; he would take no counsel , no advice , no influence , no reason . In ... minds instead of 68 THEY ALSO RAN.
... mind was closed to all voices except his own ; he would take no counsel , no advice , no influence , no reason . In ... minds instead of 68 THEY ALSO RAN.
第 102 頁
... mind . But I love him . Someday Charlie Hughes will be the acknowledged leader of the New York Bar . " Charlie Hughes became known as a lawyer's lawyer . An indefatigable worker , scientifically precise in his study of a subject , with ...
... mind . But I love him . Someday Charlie Hughes will be the acknowledged leader of the New York Bar . " Charlie Hughes became known as a lawyer's lawyer . An indefatigable worker , scientifically precise in his study of a subject , with ...
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