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An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked out in any book , but which , by fair application of admitted principle , can be worked out .
An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked out in any book , but which , by fair application of admitted principle , can be worked out .
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As Mr. Forster confesses , the Bill is based on the principle of ' concurrent endowment , ' and all he says is that in this instance such a principle is not so objectionable as last year it would have been in Ireland .
As Mr. Forster confesses , the Bill is based on the principle of ' concurrent endowment , ' and all he says is that in this instance such a principle is not so objectionable as last year it would have been in Ireland .
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The principle of election would never give good judges ; and there are a great many parts of the country , where it will be a very long time before popular election will yield even good schoolmasters .
The principle of election would never give good judges ; and there are a great many parts of the country , where it will be a very long time before popular election will yield even good schoolmasters .
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