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And in this poise of a genius , capable of many and diverse activities , it is not surprising that premonitions were mostly absent , or that chance should have some part , apparently , in determining the particular field of its work .
And in this poise of a genius , capable of many and diverse activities , it is not surprising that premonitions were mostly absent , or that chance should have some part , apparently , in determining the particular field of its work .
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So far as his rather limited knowledge of the matter went , he guided me in the field about Cambridge , in my reading , and to acquaintances of his who were concerned with earth structures . I came thus to know Charles T. Jackson ...
So far as his rather limited knowledge of the matter went , he guided me in the field about Cambridge , in my reading , and to acquaintances of his who were concerned with earth structures . I came thus to know Charles T. Jackson ...
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the men in the field of sculpture . There was absolutely no traditional credit given to a woman in this field of activity , and I felt convinced of the necessity of learning my profession from the very beginning , so as to be able to ...
the men in the field of sculpture . There was absolutely no traditional credit given to a woman in this field of activity , and I felt convinced of the necessity of learning my profession from the very beginning , so as to be able to ...
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