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a The talents of some men , indeed , which might not otherwise have had a field to display themselves , are called out by extraordinary situations , and rise with the occasion ; but for all the routine and mechanical preparation ...
a The talents of some men , indeed , which might not otherwise have had a field to display themselves , are called out by extraordinary situations , and rise with the occasion ; but for all the routine and mechanical preparation ...
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... and the delight with which he relished the hot smoking soup , and the airs with which he called about him - “ and every time , ” he says , “ we called for bread , or beer , or whatever it might be , the waiter answe ...
... and the delight with which he relished the hot smoking soup , and the airs with which he called about him - “ and every time , ” he says , “ we called for bread , or beer , or whatever it might be , the waiter answe ...
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But they that observe their differences and dissimilitudes , which is called distinguishing and discerning , and judging between thing and thing ; in case such discerning be not easy , are said to have a good judgment ; and particularly ...
But they that observe their differences and dissimilitudes , which is called distinguishing and discerning , and judging between thing and thing ; in case such discerning be not easy , are said to have a good judgment ; and particularly ...
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