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And this sort of planning , which is the staple of his youthful biography , was really ac- companied by much application to metaphysics , history , poli- tical economy , and such like studies . It is not at all to our present purpose to ...
And this sort of planning , which is the staple of his youthful biography , was really ac- companied by much application to metaphysics , history , poli- tical economy , and such like studies . It is not at all to our present purpose to ...
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Perhaps Shakespeare would have known that the conversation would be in this sort : -'I say , Shallow , that mare is going in the knees . She has never been the same since you larked her over the fivebar , while Moleyes was talking clay ...
Perhaps Shakespeare would have known that the conversation would be in this sort : -'I say , Shallow , that mare is going in the knees . She has never been the same since you larked her over the fivebar , while Moleyes was talking clay ...
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People of this sort are unable to look a long way in front of them , and they wander from the right path . They get on too fast with one half , and then the other hopelessly lags . They can tell a story exactly as it is told to them ...
People of this sort are unable to look a long way in front of them , and they wander from the right path . They get on too fast with one half , and then the other hopelessly lags . They can tell a story exactly as it is told to them ...
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