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A double purpose is served when the thought is clothed in appropriate and
arresting expression , and many a young student may be unconsciously inspired
by the twofold appeal , whom a dull enunciation leaves cold , or a sensational
one ...
A double purpose is served when the thought is clothed in appropriate and
arresting expression , and many a young student may be unconsciously inspired
by the twofold appeal , whom a dull enunciation leaves cold , or a sensational
one ...
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... his own land and property must have suffered by the withdrawal of so much of
his time and thought from them ; and the united property of the two men will be
certainly less than it would have been if both had remained in health and activity .
... his own land and property must have suffered by the withdrawal of so much of
his time and thought from them ; and the united property of the two men will be
certainly less than it would have been if both had remained in health and activity .
Page 175
The writer's love of knowledge and his wide culture enable him to illuminate his
theme with unexpectedly piercing lights ; his ardent thought glows through his
vivid expression ; his occasional extravagances are the outcome of a justifiable ...
The writer's love of knowledge and his wide culture enable him to illuminate his
theme with unexpectedly piercing lights ; his ardent thought glows through his
vivid expression ; his occasional extravagances are the outcome of a justifiable ...
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| Title | Unto this Last Volume 25 of Tauchnitz pocket library Volume 35 of The Kings treasuries of literature |
| Author | John Ruskin |
| Editor | Susan Cunnington |
| Publisher | Dutton, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 May 2017 |
| Length | 182 pages |
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