The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 - North American review Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 133
... less cost in a small or shal- low canal than in one of greater size . " Acceptance of this thesis requires that one should believe that the smaller the channel the less is the friction . Nor is it true that small boats in a tow are as ...
... less cost in a small or shal- low canal than in one of greater size . " Acceptance of this thesis requires that one should believe that the smaller the channel the less is the friction . Nor is it true that small boats in a tow are as ...
Page 298
... less than five million persons , the people of Asia , Africa and Oceanica - comprising , at least , two - thirds of the population of the globe , about 800,000,000 in number — were able to purchase from us goods and wares at the rate of ...
... less than five million persons , the people of Asia , Africa and Oceanica - comprising , at least , two - thirds of the population of the globe , about 800,000,000 in number — were able to purchase from us goods and wares at the rate of ...
Page 702
... less courage now than it would have taken ten , or , still more , twenty years ago , to say that in Walt's own poetical method there was not only a huge deal of laziness and conceit , but also an appreciable element of " foxiness ...
... less courage now than it would have taken ten , or , still more , twenty years ago , to say that in Walt's own poetical method there was not only a huge deal of laziness and conceit , but also an appreciable element of " foxiness ...
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