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Pagina 92
... languages ; then incite him to study Greek , of all languages the most concrete , the most elastic , the most significant and expressive , and therefore the nearest to both things and thoughts ; but do not let him become a pedant by ...
... languages ; then incite him to study Greek , of all languages the most concrete , the most elastic , the most significant and expressive , and therefore the nearest to both things and thoughts ; but do not let him become a pedant by ...
Pagina 97
... languages . The very contrary has quite recently been maintained by Sir John Lubbock in a speech on University studies . I cordially agree that it is necessary to develop the study of modern languages generally in the University of ...
... languages . The very contrary has quite recently been maintained by Sir John Lubbock in a speech on University studies . I cordially agree that it is necessary to develop the study of modern languages generally in the University of ...
Pagina 98
... languages in all the leading schools of Oxford . Speaking generally , an Oxford career in honours divides itself into a first public examination , which emphasizes language and literature , and second public examinations which , in ...
... languages in all the leading schools of Oxford . Speaking generally , an Oxford career in honours divides itself into a first public examination , which emphasizes language and literature , and second public examinations which , in ...
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