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Pagina 15
But her Editor , a clergyman , tells he delivers his brawling judgments on a us that
" Mrs. Carter's criticism was not book , after a glance at the preface . In designed
for the public ; " she would have brief , reviewing may be , and often is , spoken ...
But her Editor , a clergyman , tells he delivers his brawling judgments on a us that
" Mrs. Carter's criticism was not book , after a glance at the preface . In designed
for the public ; " she would have brief , reviewing may be , and often is , spoken ...
Pagina 16
... anxious to comprehend from all The critic is here merely employed to tell points
of view the product presented to the newspaper - reader what is the nature of him
. this or that particular volume which has The critic must be sympathetic .
... anxious to comprehend from all The critic is here merely employed to tell points
of view the product presented to the newspaper - reader what is the nature of him
. this or that particular volume which has The critic must be sympathetic .
Pagina 20
Nabonidus , he tells us ( Hibbert counts by years , or centuries , or
millenniLectures , p . 21 ) , in 550 B.c. explored the ums , only that charın must
come from great temple of the Sun god at Sippara . ourselves , from the students
of antiquity , This ...
Nabonidus , he tells us ( Hibbert counts by years , or centuries , or
millenniLectures , p . 21 ) , in 550 B.c. explored the ums , only that charın must
come from great temple of the Sun god at Sippara . ourselves , from the students
of antiquity , This ...
Pagina 21
... are but best shown by the fact that they cannot two varieties of the same type ,
rivers flow- be derived from any of the roots known to ing from the same source ,
though each us , so that we cannot tell why six was running in its own bed .
... are but best shown by the fact that they cannot two varieties of the same type ,
rivers flow- be derived from any of the roots known to ing from the same source ,
though each us , so that we cannot tell why six was running in its own bed .
Pagina 22
Grammar tells tu , shining , or the morning ; From us that the participle is forined
by d , and vas . to dwell , ' ' we have vastu ... And an exception that You will hardly
believe it when I tell can be accounted for is no longer an ex you that the reason ...
Grammar tells tu , shining , or the morning ; From us that the participle is forined
by d , and vas . to dwell , ' ' we have vastu ... And an exception that You will hardly
believe it when I tell can be accounted for is no longer an ex you that the reason ...
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