The New Monthly Magazine, Том 10E. Littell, 1825 |
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where there is nothing to prevent the teacher from seeing the whole of his pupils at once , it is as easy to teach effectively three hundred scholars , as to teach thirty . About the practicability of instructing a large class , as well ...
where there is nothing to prevent the teacher from seeing the whole of his pupils at once , it is as easy to teach effectively three hundred scholars , as to teach thirty . About the practicability of instructing a large class , as well ...
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... whole character of the people ; their pas- sions are violent , rather than earnest ; and their intellect wants depth and the power of contemplation ; -but for this very reason , they are better adapted to the purposes of a writer ...
... whole character of the people ; their pas- sions are violent , rather than earnest ; and their intellect wants depth and the power of contemplation ; -but for this very reason , they are better adapted to the purposes of a writer ...
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... whole , his tales abound with incident , situation , and character , and are told in a spirit and manner calculated to excite cordial feelings towards the country in which his scenes are laid , and hearty wishes for his complete success ...
... whole , his tales abound with incident , situation , and character , and are told in a spirit and manner calculated to excite cordial feelings towards the country in which his scenes are laid , and hearty wishes for his complete success ...
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... whole , much greater power is displayed than in " The Betrothed ; " but the general effect is unpleasing . An Arabian tale is , no doubt , a good thing , and a true Scotch novel is still better ; but the elements of the two cannot well ...
... whole , much greater power is displayed than in " The Betrothed ; " but the general effect is unpleasing . An Arabian tale is , no doubt , a good thing , and a true Scotch novel is still better ; but the elements of the two cannot well ...
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... whole common to gold . No niggard is she to the poor , But distributes whatever is hers , And the wayfaring beggar is sure Of a tribute of gold from the Furze . Ye worldlings ! learn hence to divide Your wealth with the children of want ...
... whole common to gold . No niggard is she to the poor , But distributes whatever is hers , And the wayfaring beggar is sure Of a tribute of gold from the Furze . Ye worldlings ! learn hence to divide Your wealth with the children of want ...
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