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... character , and in this respect he resembles the greatest of all writers . Take an example . At the close of " The Newcomes , " instead of preserving alive the noble Colonel to witness the hap- piness of the family in its resuscitated ...
... character , and in this respect he resembles the greatest of all writers . Take an example . At the close of " The Newcomes , " instead of preserving alive the noble Colonel to witness the hap- piness of the family in its resuscitated ...
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is interesting solely as a study of character —as a minute analysis of psychical deve- lopment ; and , viewed in this way , it is a work of marvellous capacity . In almost every character in which such a develop- ment is possible ...
is interesting solely as a study of character —as a minute analysis of psychical deve- lopment ; and , viewed in this way , it is a work of marvellous capacity . In almost every character in which such a develop- ment is possible ...
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... character to character without taking it off the paper , and makes his own abbreviations , to avoid the labor of the numerous strokes required in some characters , if written in the ' pattern style . ' To understand this kind of writing ...
... character to character without taking it off the paper , and makes his own abbreviations , to avoid the labor of the numerous strokes required in some characters , if written in the ' pattern style . ' To understand this kind of writing ...
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MEDICINE AND SURGERY THe Progress | 113 |
PICCOLOMINI NEAS SYLVIUS POPE PIus II | 144 |
Temple | 248 |
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