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... so that a few Masters for this reason and many Collegers , from a narrow clannish prejudice , were not without a lurking fear of Warre's accession , though , as later history seems to prove , there was no one definitely preferable .
... so that a few Masters for this reason and many Collegers , from a narrow clannish prejudice , were not without a lurking fear of Warre's accession , though , as later history seems to prove , there was no one definitely preferable .
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Warre seems to have given offence when meeting the Oppidan ' and a friend in the playing - fields because he spoke kindly to the latter and ignored the former . The cause need not have been habitual neglect of .saps .
Warre seems to have given offence when meeting the Oppidan ' and a friend in the playing - fields because he spoke kindly to the latter and ignored the former . The cause need not have been habitual neglect of .saps .
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Beyond this the writer seems impeccable . It has been said that the pedigree lingers on the threshold , but surely thus much is needed for understanding the man ; and it seems an excessive humility which relegates to the notes so much ...
Beyond this the writer seems impeccable . It has been said that the pedigree lingers on the threshold , but surely thus much is needed for understanding the man ; and it seems an excessive humility which relegates to the notes so much ...
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After the farming , his care for the garden was directed by his wish to introduce boys to botany , and to help a son in the Schools at Oxford . Mr Fletcher seems hardly to do justice to the successes at Baron's Down and Eton and the ...
After the farming , his care for the garden was directed by his wish to introduce boys to botany , and to help a son in the Schools at Oxford . Mr Fletcher seems hardly to do justice to the successes at Baron's Down and Eton and the ...
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It seems to be the Adriatic negotiations and the final settlement of the Serbo - Bulgarian frontier which move Colonel House to this conclusion . But he is not 6 altogether happy about the golden period of the Conference.
It seems to be the Adriatic negotiations and the final settlement of the Serbo - Bulgarian frontier which move Colonel House to this conclusion . But he is not 6 altogether happy about the golden period of the Conference.
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volume 238 |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1922 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 28 Nov 2017 |
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