The New England Magazine, Том 6New England Magazine Company, 1888 |
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... mind , that have been more or less successful ; but , so far as we can learn , this is the oldest of the Summer Schools that embraces Science and Art , Language and Literature ; there- fore it may be well to record its brief history ...
... mind , that have been more or less successful ; but , so far as we can learn , this is the oldest of the Summer Schools that embraces Science and Art , Language and Literature ; there- fore it may be well to record its brief history ...
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... mind of a promi- nent teacher who had a beautiful cottage on the Highlands , over- looking Vineyard Sound , the great marine highway between New York and Boston , where he spent his summer vacations . Colonel Homer B. Sprague - at that ...
... mind of a promi- nent teacher who had a beautiful cottage on the Highlands , over- looking Vineyard Sound , the great marine highway between New York and Boston , where he spent his summer vacations . Colonel Homer B. Sprague - at that ...
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... mind that a change of standard weights and measures is one of the things which cannot be effected by legisla- tion much more easily than could a change in language . Indeed the two are closed related . The conservatism of custom in ...
... mind that a change of standard weights and measures is one of the things which cannot be effected by legisla- tion much more easily than could a change in language . Indeed the two are closed related . The conservatism of custom in ...
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... mind that the problem is how to make the terms familiar . The proposition may be stated in the converted form , that the terms will soon become familiar when once they have been adapted to our use . The trouble is that no one can tell ...
... mind that the problem is how to make the terms familiar . The proposition may be stated in the converted form , that the terms will soon become familiar when once they have been adapted to our use . The trouble is that no one can tell ...
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... mind which of the two is the fitter one to survive . England has employed both of them variously combined for so long a time that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary . The long ton , the long thousand , and the long hundred ...
... mind which of the two is the fitter one to survive . England has employed both of them variously combined for so long a time that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary . The long ton , the long thousand , and the long hundred ...
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