The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 73;Volume 146William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1932 |
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... Ambrose , that the huge contraption should maintain itself in air , supported , like a bad argument , only by noisy reiteration . The little window by his shoulder cut off a reeling segment of Africa and sky . Egypt stretched ...
... Ambrose , that the huge contraption should maintain itself in air , supported , like a bad argument , only by noisy reiteration . The little window by his shoulder cut off a reeling segment of Africa and sky . Egypt stretched ...
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... Ambrose more important than his own . The fulfilment of Ambrose had become mystically linked with the financial salvation of a jute mill ; and the salvation of the mill depended on the speed with which Ambrose could reach Bengal . So ...
... Ambrose more important than his own . The fulfilment of Ambrose had become mystically linked with the financial salvation of a jute mill ; and the salvation of the mill depended on the speed with which Ambrose could reach Bengal . So ...
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... Ambrose to himself , ' potent , alone , at rest . I comprehend everything ; nothing touches me . I am Ambrose ; I am hovering over Sinai in a metal envelope and the universe is comprehended within a small part of my brain . Let me hold ...
... Ambrose to himself , ' potent , alone , at rest . I comprehend everything ; nothing touches me . I am Ambrose ; I am hovering over Sinai in a metal envelope and the universe is comprehended within a small part of my brain . Let me hold ...
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