The Quarterly Review, Volumes 98-99John Murray, 1856 |
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... mind enough to talk well , nor judg- ment enough to be silent ! ' A distinction of his between two sorts of bad ... minds . They talk correctly and wearisomely . ' Another remark proves how carefully he had studied the subject ...
... mind enough to talk well , nor judg- ment enough to be silent ! ' A distinction of his between two sorts of bad ... minds . They talk correctly and wearisomely . ' Another remark proves how carefully he had studied the subject ...
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... mind flowed as readily from his tongue as his pen . He spoke freely on the deepest , and playfully on the slightest subjects ; sometimes saying a wise thing , and sometimes a good thing . ' Such a book irresistibly impresses us as ...
... mind flowed as readily from his tongue as his pen . He spoke freely on the deepest , and playfully on the slightest subjects ; sometimes saying a wise thing , and sometimes a good thing . ' Such a book irresistibly impresses us as ...
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... minds of individuals , and it is this view which has led to the greater part of the efforts which have hither- to been ... mind that , however the details of our system may be varied , we must ulti- mately come to this conclusion , that ...
... minds of individuals , and it is this view which has led to the greater part of the efforts which have hither- to been ... mind that , however the details of our system may be varied , we must ulti- mately come to this conclusion , that ...
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... minds of parents in the respectable class , ' - the danger which keeps them in fear and trembling lest their children ... mind he is likely to be the aptest pupil.t for the employment of the children of the But there is no doubt that if ...
... minds of parents in the respectable class , ' - the danger which keeps them in fear and trembling lest their children ... mind he is likely to be the aptest pupil.t for the employment of the children of the But there is no doubt that if ...
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... mind under temptation , as may preserve him from evil when he has left . There is danger lest the lad who strains every nerve to win the praise of his comrades in a contest of honour , should be equally ready , on falling into bad ...
... mind under temptation , as may preserve him from evil when he has left . There is danger lest the lad who strains every nerve to win the praise of his comrades in a contest of honour , should be equally ready , on falling into bad ...
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