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Pagina 39
... story has it , to an eagle dropping a tortoise on his bald head , mistaking it for a stone which would break the tortoise's shell . Whether this story was the gods ' first employment of what is known as " poetic justice " may be ...
... story has it , to an eagle dropping a tortoise on his bald head , mistaking it for a stone which would break the tortoise's shell . Whether this story was the gods ' first employment of what is known as " poetic justice " may be ...
Pagina 221
... story of an affulent British group in the vicissitudes which range from the Boer War to the depression ; This Happy Breed , a complementary story of London suburbia from the end of a Great War to the beginning of a Greater ; and the ...
... story of an affulent British group in the vicissitudes which range from the Boer War to the depression ; This Happy Breed , a complementary story of London suburbia from the end of a Great War to the beginning of a Greater ; and the ...
Pagina 249
... story , is competently written , and will prove of great interest to those who enjoy reading stories about the English theatre . Moreover it illustrates in its gossipy way , the vast age of transition between 1809 and the early nineties ...
... story , is competently written , and will prove of great interest to those who enjoy reading stories about the English theatre . Moreover it illustrates in its gossipy way , the vast age of transition between 1809 and the early nineties ...
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