Blackwood's Magazine, Volum 256William Blackwood, 1944 |
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Side 122
... means unnatural - the sense in which Chaucer elsewhere uses this word ' ; Less equally admirable is the " frosty fieldfare , although , to a Swede like Linnæus , this epithet would have less point than it has to an Englishman , because ...
... means unnatural - the sense in which Chaucer elsewhere uses this word ' ; Less equally admirable is the " frosty fieldfare , although , to a Swede like Linnæus , this epithet would have less point than it has to an Englishman , because ...
Side 195
... means all , and the general opinion was that the battle should have been resumed the following morning . What did happen was in the nature of an anticlimax ; for after burying the dead ( eleven in all ) the fleet proceeded down the bay ...
... means all , and the general opinion was that the battle should have been resumed the following morning . What did happen was in the nature of an anticlimax ; for after burying the dead ( eleven in all ) the fleet proceeded down the bay ...
Side 283
... means of the jets the eastward speed of about 1000 miles per hour retained from the earth might first be annulled . It would then be driven outwards within the margin of the shadow . Five days at an average speed of 2000 miles an hour ...
... means of the jets the eastward speed of about 1000 miles per hour retained from the earth might first be annulled . It would then be driven outwards within the margin of the shadow . Five days at an average speed of 2000 miles an hour ...
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