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Сторінка vii
... French . With the exception of the Military and Veterinary Schools , the Schools of Art , and of Mines , all organizations , and instruments for in- struction , are under the supreme control of the University at Paris , which is not an ...
... French . With the exception of the Military and Veterinary Schools , the Schools of Art , and of Mines , all organizations , and instruments for in- struction , are under the supreme control of the University at Paris , which is not an ...
Сторінка xxiii
... French and English , are taught . Latin some- times forms part of the instruction , though the leading German educationists are opposed to its admission . The studies in the Realschulen must be regarded as a prepa- ration for the ...
... French and English , are taught . Latin some- times forms part of the instruction , though the leading German educationists are opposed to its admission . The studies in the Realschulen must be regarded as a prepa- ration for the ...
Сторінка xxiv
... French call them , Higher Elementary Schools . Indeed , an agitation on the subject may be said to have begun . We speak , in England , somewhat vaguely of the Middle Classes ; but the expression comprises a multitude so vast and ...
... French call them , Higher Elementary Schools . Indeed , an agitation on the subject may be said to have begun . We speak , in England , somewhat vaguely of the Middle Classes ; but the expression comprises a multitude so vast and ...
Сторінка xxxii
... French , German , Italian , and Spanish . Of French , at least , no cultivated person should be ignorant . It is the universal language of polite society . For the student and the merchant , German ranks in importance next to French ...
... French , German , Italian , and Spanish . Of French , at least , no cultivated person should be ignorant . It is the universal language of polite society . For the student and the merchant , German ranks in importance next to French ...
Сторінка xxxiii
... French or Ger- man grammar is required to have considerable conversa- tional ability , as well as a wide and living knowledge of the literature of France or Germany , because in the pupil the conversational talent has to be cultivated ...
... French or Ger- man grammar is required to have considerable conversa- tional ability , as well as a wide and living knowledge of the literature of France or Germany , because in the pupil the conversational talent has to be cultivated ...
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Сторінка 214 - But cocker up my genius, and live free To all delights my fortune calls me to ? I have no wife, no parent, child, ally, To give my substance to ; but whom I make Must be my heir; and this makes men observe me...
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Сторінка xliv - It is not easy to estimate the degree in which the English people are indebted to these schools for the qualities on which they pique themselves most - for their capacity to govern others and control themselves, their aptitude for combining freedom with order, their public spirit, their vigour and manliness of character, their strong but not slavish respect for public opinion, their love of healthy sports and exercise.
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