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Dunwoodie Voice Lost Authority Inferiors Applause Song Means

Back The voice of Dunwoodie never lost its authority with his inferiors; and the applause which followed his song, though by no means so riotous as that which succeeded the effort of the captain, was much more flattering.
Front Dunwoodie hangja sohasem tévesztette el hatását az alárendeltjeire; s bár a dalt nem kísérte olyan vad tapsvihar, mint a kapitányét, mégis hízelgőbb volt a fogadtatás.

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