More OpinionsWesthouse, 1946 - 188 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 5.
51. lappuse
... animals , mink , silver fox , and so on , caught in steel traps and lingering for weeks until the trapper comes to put them out of agony , or tearing off a limb in their convulsive efforts to get free . women - The details of the trade ...
... animals , mink , silver fox , and so on , caught in steel traps and lingering for weeks until the trapper comes to put them out of agony , or tearing off a limb in their convulsive efforts to get free . women - The details of the trade ...
122. lappuse
... animal spirits . Elderly people who condemn this sort of thing forget what it was like to be young . I have forgotten – forgotten , at least , with my feelings . I simply cannot believe that once , in the middle of the night , I took a ...
... animal spirits . Elderly people who condemn this sort of thing forget what it was like to be young . I have forgotten – forgotten , at least , with my feelings . I simply cannot believe that once , in the middle of the night , I took a ...
153. lappuse
... animals can be taught unnatural tricks without some element of cruelty . I find it an extraordinary proposition to believe that the trainer used no cruelty . " Now the magistrate had already agreed that all performing animal acts are ...
... animals can be taught unnatural tricks without some element of cruelty . I find it an extraordinary proposition to believe that the trainer used no cruelty . " Now the magistrate had already agreed that all performing animal acts are ...
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