The Twentieth Century, Volum 161Nineteenth Century and After, 1957 |
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... French leaders now fell back on their original intention to use force and they repaid what they regarded as American bad faith by concealing their preparations from the American Government . But two wrongs do not make a right and mutual ...
... French leaders now fell back on their original intention to use force and they repaid what they regarded as American bad faith by concealing their preparations from the American Government . But two wrongs do not make a right and mutual ...
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... French story , like the French novel , tends to develop a philosophic idea rather than to deal with a precise situation . Marguerite Duras ' ' The Boa ' , for instance , which seems to me one of the best pieces in the book , is hardly a ...
... French story , like the French novel , tends to develop a philosophic idea rather than to deal with a precise situation . Marguerite Duras ' ' The Boa ' , for instance , which seems to me one of the best pieces in the book , is hardly a ...
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... French lessons . So we drew up a notice on a postcard : ' French girl , prepared to give lessons or practise conversation , seven- and - six an hour ' , and added our telephone number . This she put up at a local kiosk ; and then she ...
... French lessons . So we drew up a notice on a postcard : ' French girl , prepared to give lessons or practise conversation , seven- and - six an hour ' , and added our telephone number . This she put up at a local kiosk ; and then she ...
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