Littell's Living Age, Volume 89Living Age Company Incorporated, 1866 - American periodicals |
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Page 15
... thought , yet life is in the country . There are those who study the country , and read the volume of the town by its side ; there are those who bring to the study of the country extensive readings and learning ; there are those who ...
... thought , yet life is in the country . There are those who study the country , and read the volume of the town by its side ; there are those who bring to the study of the country extensive readings and learning ; there are those who ...
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... thought will most surely tell upon their future manners and social morals . If the books they read represent the moral duties that regulate every day's thought and action under a new light , this differ- ence will tell in the long - run ...
... thought will most surely tell upon their future manners and social morals . If the books they read represent the moral duties that regulate every day's thought and action under a new light , this differ- ence will tell in the long - run ...
Page 36
... thought the lad's case critical . If , after that , he wishes to talk to me on the subject , I'm ready to state my opinion . If the boy be like his father , a few tender words and a little show of in- terest for him will be worth all ...
... thought the lad's case critical . If , after that , he wishes to talk to me on the subject , I'm ready to state my opinion . If the boy be like his father , a few tender words and a little show of in- terest for him will be worth all ...
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... thought of such an attack assault to be made on him , quietly and wise- on a public occasion by Mr. Hallam , on ly , we think , attended and sat out the non- the foreign countries whose Ministers had sense , and we wish he had not thought ...
... thought of such an attack assault to be made on him , quietly and wise- on a public occasion by Mr. Hallam , on ly , we think , attended and sat out the non- the foreign countries whose Ministers had sense , and we wish he had not thought ...
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... thought it was best that she was only a penniless single woman to go down to the drawing - room for tea , as with nobody to look to , and nothing to live she had said . To see everything just as it on ? Such an extraordinary incomprehen ...
... thought it was best that she was only a penniless single woman to go down to the drawing - room for tea , as with nobody to look to , and nothing to live she had said . To see everything just as it on ? Such an extraordinary incomprehen ...
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