Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... look away . Look at him as pleasantly as you please , provided that you know that this is a battle and that you are determined to win . Now and then , if the occasion permits , go so far as to address him directly . " Stewart , " you ...
... look away . Look at him as pleasantly as you please , provided that you know that this is a battle and that you are determined to win . Now and then , if the occasion permits , go so far as to address him directly . " Stewart , " you ...
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... Look at me ! I'm the man they call Sudden Death and General Desolation ! Sired by a hurricane , dam'd by an earthquake , half - brother to the cholera , nearly related to the small - pox on the mother's side ! Look at me ! I take ...
... Look at me ! I'm the man they call Sudden Death and General Desolation ! Sired by a hurricane , dam'd by an earthquake , half - brother to the cholera , nearly related to the small - pox on the mother's side ! Look at me ! I take ...
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... Look out ! I saw him , I tell you ! I tell you , I did ! Sneak- ing into the house with a flashlight in one hand and a six - shooter in the other . Look out ! " 5. " Ladies and gentlemen , I ask you simply to open your minds to this ...
... Look out ! I saw him , I tell you ! I tell you , I did ! Sneak- ing into the house with a flashlight in one hand and a six - shooter in the other . Look out ! " 5. " Ladies and gentlemen , I ask you simply to open your minds to this ...
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