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... thousand drops of sweat, how can you get ten thousand Jin of rice?” asks a rhetorical question. When it comes to the matter of the length of a proverb, Zhuang proverbs are very different from proverbs in the English language. More than ...
... thousand drops of sweat, how can you get ten thousand Jin of rice?” asks a rhetorical question. When it comes to the matter of the length of a proverb, Zhuang proverbs are very different from proverbs in the English language. More than ...
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... thousand to six hundred thousand. As Ensminger noted: “This was necessary in order to protect the marshes and maintain the refuges in accordance with the terms and conditions of their donations.”72 While environmental impacts and ...
... thousand to six hundred thousand. As Ensminger noted: “This was necessary in order to protect the marshes and maintain the refuges in accordance with the terms and conditions of their donations.”72 While environmental impacts and ...
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... thousand varied attitudes , eating their morning meal in the early sunshine . The apparition of a single horseman , for the guide was some furlongs be- hind , did not seem to disturb in the slightest degree their German phlegm ; and D ...
... thousand varied attitudes , eating their morning meal in the early sunshine . The apparition of a single horseman , for the guide was some furlongs be- hind , did not seem to disturb in the slightest degree their German phlegm ; and D ...
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HALLAMS HISTORY | 3 |
RANKES HISTORY OF THE POPES | 31 |
INDEX | 38 |
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