English Literature of the Nineteenth CenturyPhillips, Sampson & Company, 1857 - 785 páginas |
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... Knowledge .. 356 The Use and Abuse of Amusements ..... 358 LETITIA ELIZABETH MACLEAN : Biographical Sketch ... 360 Success alone Seen ........................... 362 The Little Shroud .............................. 362 The Widow's Mite ...
... Knowledge .. 356 The Use and Abuse of Amusements ..... 358 LETITIA ELIZABETH MACLEAN : Biographical Sketch ... 360 Success alone Seen ........................... 362 The Little Shroud .............................. 362 The Widow's Mite ...
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... ............ .............. 774 Railroads versus War ..... 775 Aptitude of Youth for Knowledge ....... 776 Prospects of the Age - Sneerers at Edu- cation ........... The Schoolmaster and the Conqueror ... 778 16 CONTENTS .
... ............ .............. 774 Railroads versus War ..... 775 Aptitude of Youth for Knowledge ....... 776 Prospects of the Age - Sneerers at Edu- cation ........... The Schoolmaster and the Conqueror ... 778 16 CONTENTS .
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... knowledge of man they contain , we may venture to assign him a place next to Milton , and just above Dryden . Yet , to bring our minds steadily to make this decision , we must forget , for a moment , the divine Music Ode of Dryden ; and ...
... knowledge of man they contain , we may venture to assign him a place next to Milton , and just above Dryden . Yet , to bring our minds steadily to make this decision , we must forget , for a moment , the divine Music Ode of Dryden ; and ...
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... knowledge can suggest , you must know better : what my short experience has shown , you must have better observed . I am sure any thing is more acceptable to you than news and compli- ments ; so I always give your grace the present ...
... knowledge can suggest , you must know better : what my short experience has shown , you must have better observed . I am sure any thing is more acceptable to you than news and compli- ments ; so I always give your grace the present ...
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... knowledge , and which he practised , occa- sionally , even in the latter part of his life . It consisted in making abstracts of the most important works which he read , and in digesting them according to the train of his own thoughts ...
... knowledge , and which he practised , occa- sionally , even in the latter part of his life . It consisted in making abstracts of the most important works which he read , and in digesting them according to the train of his own thoughts ...
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