General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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Էջ 13
... never pay anything ; are you not five feet five tall ? " " Yes , gentlemen , " said Candide bowing , " that is my height . ' " " " Ah , Sir , come to table ; we will not only pay your expenses , we will never allow a man like you to be ...
... never pay anything ; are you not five feet five tall ? " " Yes , gentlemen , " said Candide bowing , " that is my height . ' " " " Ah , Sir , come to table ; we will not only pay your expenses , we will never allow a man like you to be ...
Էջ 143
... never take the opportunity of seeing each other or speaking to each other privately , much less in public . The children have all their meals regulated , the grown - ups only dinner . They prepare their breakfast and supper themselves ...
... never take the opportunity of seeing each other or speaking to each other privately , much less in public . The children have all their meals regulated , the grown - ups only dinner . They prepare their breakfast and supper themselves ...
Էջ 207
... never fallen to my lot to witness a scene of such multiplied and increasing wants as my present command exhibits ... An officer just from the Baron's headquarters has assured me that there are often intervals of twenty - four hours in ...
... never fallen to my lot to witness a scene of such multiplied and increasing wants as my present command exhibits ... An officer just from the Baron's headquarters has assured me that there are often intervals of twenty - four hours in ...
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