Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 178 |
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After our first greetings , I , who was bursting with the tidings that had just startled all Europe , said to him- 66 99 Well , my dear sir , it seems that the Japanese are making things hot for Russia ! " " The Japanese ?
After our first greetings , I , who was bursting with the tidings that had just startled all Europe , said to him- 66 99 Well , my dear sir , it seems that the Japanese are making things hot for Russia ! " " The Japanese ?
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The Japanese ? " he rejoined , staring at me . " Why , what can they have to do with Russia ? - " Do ! " I cried . " Say , what have they done ? They have torpedoed two of the biggest Muscovite battleships the Tsarevitch and the ...
The Japanese ? " he rejoined , staring at me . " Why , what can they have to do with Russia ? - " Do ! " I cried . " Say , what have they done ? They have torpedoed two of the biggest Muscovite battleships the Tsarevitch and the ...
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She will have to put forth all her gigantic power , but she will do so , and bring men into the field by millions , and crush poor Japan , -just as other nations have been crushed before . It's the old story ; there is no such thing as ...
She will have to put forth all her gigantic power , but she will do so , and bring men into the field by millions , and crush poor Japan , -just as other nations have been crushed before . It's the old story ; there is no such thing as ...
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By night he idea that he was unconsciously dreamed of the Japanese , by exaggerating , forcing himself day he talked of them , -at as it were not to believe in times with despondency , when Japan's triumph , which he de- their advance ...
By night he idea that he was unconsciously dreamed of the Japanese , by exaggerating , forcing himself day he talked of them , -at as it were not to believe in times with despondency , when Japan's triumph , which he de- their advance ...
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mere echo of those among the French and German papers that most obstinately maintained the inferiority of Japanese strategy . One might almost have taken him - him , of all men ! -for a Russophil . It was by this time midwinter ...
mere echo of those among the French and German papers that most obstinately maintained the inferiority of Japanese strategy . One might almost have taken him - him , of all men ! -for a Russophil . It was by this time midwinter ...
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Էջ 410 - Come near and bless us when we wake, Ere through the world our way we take ; Till in the ocean of Thy love We lose ourselves in Heaven above.
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Էջ 483 - His Majesty allowed Earl Temple to say that whoever voted for the India Bill was not only not his friend, but would be considered by him as an enemy ; and if these words were not strong enough, Earl Temple might use whatever words he might deem stronger and more to the purpose.
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