| The love songs of the Jugoslav lands have a dreamy, calm and exalted sweetness that reminds us of the Alps and the Cevennes. |
| Jugoslav lyric poetry is divided into several groups, as, for instance, one grouping contains poems concerning marriage. |
| Monsignor Rytig was a rather glum and abrupt character, a mildly liberal Jugoslav who was certainly hoeing a dry and barren furrow. |
| That the unity and independence of the Jugoslav Nation is considered of vital importance by Italy. |
| The western world has already heard of the rich mine of Jugoslav folk-literature. |
| For a Jugoslav girl to have been seen in company with an Italian sailor would have meant her social ostracism, if nothing worse. |
