The Pacific Spectator, Količina 8Pacific Coast Committee for the Humanities of the American Council of Learned Societies, 1954 |
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Stran 45
... called itself , but as the neighbors called it . Thus the French , working westward along the canoe track from the St. Lawrence , heard the Ojibways ( whom the Americans would later call the Chippewas ) refer to their western enemies as ...
... called itself , but as the neighbors called it . Thus the French , working westward along the canoe track from the St. Lawrence , heard the Ojibways ( whom the Americans would later call the Chippewas ) refer to their western enemies as ...
Stran 250
... called out to me , in an intimate tone , to my great surprise . But it was quite natural that he knew me well , for the town in which I lived and taught English and mathematics was a very small castle town . Therefore , almost all the ...
... called out to me , in an intimate tone , to my great surprise . But it was quite natural that he knew me well , for the town in which I lived and taught English and mathematics was a very small castle town . Therefore , almost all the ...
Stran 251
... called Oshige and was seventeen years old then . She also seemed to be weak - minded . Taguchi at first seemed to try to con- ceal the fact from me , but finding it impossible , called me to his room one day , and after giving his own ...
... called Oshige and was seventeen years old then . She also seemed to be weak - minded . Taguchi at first seemed to try to con- ceal the fact from me , but finding it impossible , called me to his room one day , and after giving his own ...
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