Chambers's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and ArtsOrr and Smith, 1956 |
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... means who can only occasionally buy L.P. records priced at more than 36s . each , since they can borrow freely records that would have cost them perhaps as much as £ 100 a year to buy . THE HE way in which the gramophone has boomed ...
... means who can only occasionally buy L.P. records priced at more than 36s . each , since they can borrow freely records that would have cost them perhaps as much as £ 100 a year to buy . THE HE way in which the gramophone has boomed ...
Σελίδα 380
... means . ' Then he went on : " The possession of a rifle gives the owner much prestige . But we are poor - we have not the means to purchase expensive rifles , so we attempt by theft to get them . ' It was evident that he was in a ...
... means . ' Then he went on : " The possession of a rifle gives the owner much prestige . But we are poor - we have not the means to purchase expensive rifles , so we attempt by theft to get them . ' It was evident that he was in a ...
Σελίδα 503
... means that the bank is unable to pay the cheque and the owner of it is referred to the drawer for an explanation . There are other ways of saying the same thing , but they have mostly been superseded by ' Refer to Drawer ' . There is a ...
... means that the bank is unable to pay the cheque and the owner of it is referred to the drawer for an explanation . There are other ways of saying the same thing , but they have mostly been superseded by ' Refer to Drawer ' . There is a ...
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