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furnishes forth not bodily nutrition only, but a feast of glory the wide world over . George Cawkwell has argued that this speech constitutes a direct
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in 1967, he said "We found that political problems are the same the wide world over , and laughed about them." He then wrote that "The great pity was
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each week, under the name of "Frank Fair", under caption "Women the Wide World Over ", including two poems for the Sunday "Globe-Democrat". The column
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discipline; such soldiers and such subjects are not to be found the wide world over except in Sweden." Referring to his Swedish troops that fought in
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ever sailed brought England such disaster, none was so well known the wide world over . There perished then with William the king's other son Richard, born
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calculated by "carefully summing up all the dry land habitable by man all the wide world over ". In October of that year, Smyth proposed to position the prime meridian
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Chieftains) 2001 "Somewhere Along the Road" (Cathie Ryan) 2001 "The Wide World Over – 40th Anniversary Celebration" (The Chieftains) 2002 "Down the Old
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February 7, 1891. There are smiles in the morning and tears at night, The wide world over , There are hopes in the morning and prayers at night For many a
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discipline, such soldiers and such subjects are not to be found the wide world over except in Sweden Magnus Stenbock on the Battle of Gadebusch (1712)
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the Legendary East Clare Fiddler" Paddy Canny 1997 "Molly Bawn" . "The Wide World Over " The Chieftains 2002 "Little Molly" Unusual title "Ragairne" Seamus
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like that,” exclaimed the Chamberlain, “you will stand your ground the wide world over .” Although the Danish West Indian Company refused to grant them passage