Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... less than from 18 to 19 hours per week to classics , with which the study of English , on the principle explained above , always goes hand in hand . At fourteen he is transferred to one of the great public schools . I have before me the ...
... less than from 18 to 19 hours per week to classics , with which the study of English , on the principle explained above , always goes hand in hand . At fourteen he is transferred to one of the great public schools . I have before me the ...
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... less am- Horace's complaint that the age bitious , is the more effective one , has turned us out a generation and we lay down Mr Shand's vol- worse than our parents , and pre- ume with a keener and more lively destined to be succeeded ...
... less am- Horace's complaint that the age bitious , is the more effective one , has turned us out a generation and we lay down Mr Shand's vol- worse than our parents , and pre- ume with a keener and more lively destined to be succeeded ...
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... less urgent , though by no long continue to experience , in the enormous national debt which en- cumbers us . Let us take care lest we be drawn by unwise counsellors into a repetition of this mistaken policy - convinced , as we ought to ...
... less urgent , though by no long continue to experience , in the enormous national debt which en- cumbers us . Let us take care lest we be drawn by unwise counsellors into a repetition of this mistaken policy - convinced , as we ought to ...
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