Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 192W. Blackwood, 1912 - Scotland |
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Page 138
... Lord Sandwich , whose mistake about the prizes hath undone him . ... Indeed , his mis- carriage about the prize - goods is not to be excused , to suffer a company of rogues to go away with ten times as much as himself , and the blame of ...
... Lord Sandwich , whose mistake about the prizes hath undone him . ... Indeed , his mis- carriage about the prize - goods is not to be excused , to suffer a company of rogues to go away with ten times as much as himself , and the blame of ...
Page 142
... Lord Cromer , Sir Eldon Gorst , and Lord Kitchener . and Nubians , " dwellers of Pontus , Phrygia , and Pam- phylia , " strangely varied in dress , feature , and form , mo- tionless as statues , so silent as to be solemn , yet withal ...
... Lord Cromer , Sir Eldon Gorst , and Lord Kitchener . and Nubians , " dwellers of Pontus , Phrygia , and Pam- phylia , " strangely varied in dress , feature , and form , mo- tionless as statues , so silent as to be solemn , yet withal ...
Page 143
... Lord Cromer , let us have Lord Kitchener . " It is not an exaggeration to forecast that far - advanced English history , looking remotely back , will assign to Lord Cromer the same nature of appreciation and admiration as is now awarded ...
... Lord Cromer , let us have Lord Kitchener . " It is not an exaggeration to forecast that far - advanced English history , looking remotely back , will assign to Lord Cromer the same nature of appreciation and admiration as is now awarded ...
Page 145
... Lord Cromer , he speaks their lang- uage with fluent ease ; his mas- culine figure and masterful bearing are not without effect on Orientals greatly dominated by aspect . To the recrudescence of virile administration is due a further ...
... Lord Cromer , he speaks their lang- uage with fluent ease ; his mas- culine figure and masterful bearing are not without effect on Orientals greatly dominated by aspect . To the recrudescence of virile administration is due a further ...
Page 146
... Lord Kitchener is mere Consul - General , without the ceremonial precedence and splendour accorded to the Am- bassadorial representatives of the most insignificant Euro- pean nation . Virtually he he exercises the sway of the Governor ...
... Lord Kitchener is mere Consul - General , without the ceremonial precedence and splendour accorded to the Am- bassadorial representatives of the most insignificant Euro- pean nation . Virtually he he exercises the sway of the Governor ...
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