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... never - to - be - forgotten revelation of beauties in lit- erature hitherto unknown and thought of . Nor was his influence as a teacher bounded by the limitations of his class - room work . To the aspirants for success in writing who ...
... never - to - be - forgotten revelation of beauties in lit- erature hitherto unknown and thought of . Nor was his influence as a teacher bounded by the limitations of his class - room work . To the aspirants for success in writing who ...
Side 36
... never seem ridiculous , and even the droning bag- pipe has a charm for our ears . It has long been the custom for the English government to station one of the best of the Highland regiments at Edinboro ' castle . It is a stroke of art ...
... never seem ridiculous , and even the droning bag- pipe has a charm for our ears . It has long been the custom for the English government to station one of the best of the Highland regiments at Edinboro ' castle . It is a stroke of art ...
Side 37
... never will . Indeed , it is only at widely sundered intervals that they think much about the matter any- Has not St. Denys always kept a watchful eye on his favorite village ? What harm can there be in that which which probably is a ...
... never will . Indeed , it is only at widely sundered intervals that they think much about the matter any- Has not St. Denys always kept a watchful eye on his favorite village ? What harm can there be in that which which probably is a ...
Side 44
... never clearly realized or expressed them , and which therefore , do not seem wholly new . Many old things too , are said in suggestive new ways . One of the newest subjects is " The Ideal American Lady , " on which there is an essay of ...
... never clearly realized or expressed them , and which therefore , do not seem wholly new . Many old things too , are said in suggestive new ways . One of the newest subjects is " The Ideal American Lady , " on which there is an essay of ...
Side 45
keenly , but never bitterly nor maliciously . He is one who has lived long , has seen and thought much , and has grown old gracefully , without becom- ing soured and cynical , still finding , if his essay in the " The Amenities of Old ...
keenly , but never bitterly nor maliciously . He is one who has lived long , has seen and thought much , and has grown old gracefully , without becom- ing soured and cynical , still finding , if his essay in the " The Amenities of Old ...
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