Downhill All the Way: An Autobiography of the Years 1919-1939 |
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... once more repeated in modern Israel is horrifying . After all , the austere , bare monotheism which the ancient Hebrews developed made it comparatively easy for their Jewish descendants in modern times to shed the primitive beliefs and ...
... once more repeated in modern Israel is horrifying . After all , the austere , bare monotheism which the ancient Hebrews developed made it comparatively easy for their Jewish descendants in modern times to shed the primitive beliefs and ...
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... once more to face the policeman . Finding that everyone was against him , he was suddenly deflated and apologetic , assuring me that he never meant to charge the woman . We parted almost amicably and , as the crowd broke up , I saw ...
... once more to face the policeman . Finding that everyone was against him , he was suddenly deflated and apologetic , assuring me that he never meant to charge the woman . We parted almost amicably and , as the crowd broke up , I saw ...
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... once more abated . Throughout my life I have always said to myself — and often to other people - that one should change one's occupa- tion every seven years . The first person to discover this important truth appears to have been an ...
... once more abated . Throughout my life I have always said to myself — and often to other people - that one should change one's occupa- tion every seven years . The first person to discover this important truth appears to have been an ...
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