Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 90William Blackwood, 1861 |
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... kind ; of the natural philosophy and astronomy , it can only be said that they kept pace with the theories of the day ; and medicine is still so much an ex- perimental art amongst ourselves , that it seems quite possible that our own ...
... kind ; of the natural philosophy and astronomy , it can only be said that they kept pace with the theories of the day ; and medicine is still so much an ex- perimental art amongst ourselves , that it seems quite possible that our own ...
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... kind as those which have been the delight of English youth in all generations . We may give a fair guess at them from a letter of Alcuin with regard to the education of the young monks at Wearmouth . He issues a monition - as more than ...
... kind as those which have been the delight of English youth in all generations . We may give a fair guess at them from a letter of Alcuin with regard to the education of the young monks at Wearmouth . He issues a monition - as more than ...
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... kind of intimacy which ordinarily takes place under such circumstances arose between the families . Attentions , highly flat- tering no doubt to their vanity , were paid to the wife and daughter of the tradesman by the ladies of the ...
... kind of intimacy which ordinarily takes place under such circumstances arose between the families . Attentions , highly flat- tering no doubt to their vanity , were paid to the wife and daughter of the tradesman by the ladies of the ...
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... kind , is prohibited to strict Friends . We once made a passing allusion to Mr Jonathan Oldbuck , in conversation with one of the most eminent Quakers of the day , a member of a learned profession , and discovered , to our astonishment ...
... kind , is prohibited to strict Friends . We once made a passing allusion to Mr Jonathan Oldbuck , in conversation with one of the most eminent Quakers of the day , a member of a learned profession , and discovered , to our astonishment ...
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... kind of work when accident threw you in my way . I believed you were capable of doing it , and that it would be a much better occupation for you - more creditable and more lucrative- than a desk in some public office , which is all you ...
... kind of work when accident threw you in my way . I believed you were capable of doing it , and that it would be a much better occupation for you - more creditable and more lucrative- than a desk in some public office , which is all you ...
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