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... feel- ings . The spoken or written words of a language have been chosen arbitrarily , without any close connection with the objects they represent . Speech would be the best and most effectual me- dium of communication , if all mankind ...
... feel- ings . The spoken or written words of a language have been chosen arbitrarily , without any close connection with the objects they represent . Speech would be the best and most effectual me- dium of communication , if all mankind ...
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... feel and act from the same comprehensive motives as did Dr. Arnold , yet we are hazarding nothing in stating that ... feel this . The farmer knows full well that if , at noon , he lays aside his scythe and throws himself down on too damp ...
... feel and act from the same comprehensive motives as did Dr. Arnold , yet we are hazarding nothing in stating that ... feel this . The farmer knows full well that if , at noon , he lays aside his scythe and throws himself down on too damp ...
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... feel that they are pursuing studies , in the choice of which they acquiesced at your suggestion , rather than those to which they were driven without an attempt to convince them of their importance . In this way , they will engage in ...
... feel that they are pursuing studies , in the choice of which they acquiesced at your suggestion , rather than those to which they were driven without an attempt to convince them of their importance . In this way , they will engage in ...
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A Serious Thought for Boston Teachers | 116 |
Botany in Primary Schools | 138 |
Charitable Institutions of the State | 151 |
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