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It was in the nature studies , and in these closing lectures , particularly those in which he dwelt upon the great out - of - doors , and upon the glories of English literature , that the deep enthusiasms of the man's nature came forth ...
It was in the nature studies , and in these closing lectures , particularly those in which he dwelt upon the great out - of - doors , and upon the glories of English literature , that the deep enthusiasms of the man's nature came forth ...
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George Lyman Kittredge → 1860-1940 « A S IN SO MANY OTHER FIELDS , Harvard has a rich tradition of English teaching , whether in rhetoric , philology , or the general appreciation of literature . Perhaps no one has equalled the record ...
George Lyman Kittredge → 1860-1940 « A S IN SO MANY OTHER FIELDS , Harvard has a rich tradition of English teaching , whether in rhetoric , philology , or the general appreciation of literature . Perhaps no one has equalled the record ...
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Without drawing too closely the links between cause and effect , we may say that the conditions prevailing at Harvard at the period which we have been describing have affected more or less seriously the teaching of English throughout ...
Without drawing too closely the links between cause and effect , we may say that the conditions prevailing at Harvard at the period which we have been describing have affected more or less seriously the teaching of English throughout ...
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