The Twentieth Century, Volum 8Nineteenth Century and After, 1880 |
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Pàgina 3
... present words and works the Liberal party , however prosperous it may seem , cannot really succeed , that its practice wants more of simple and sincere thought to direct it , and that our young friends are not taking the surest way to ...
... present words and works the Liberal party , however prosperous it may seem , cannot really succeed , that its practice wants more of simple and sincere thought to direct it , and that our young friends are not taking the surest way to ...
Pàgina 15
... present imperfection no means , whether of public schools , now wanting , or of the theatre , now left to itself and to chance , or of anything else which may powerfully conduce to the communication and propagation of real intelligence ...
... present imperfection no means , whether of public schools , now wanting , or of the theatre , now left to itself and to chance , or of anything else which may powerfully conduce to the communication and propagation of real intelligence ...
Pàgina 22
... present engaged on , I shall present to a school at Manchester that the children may be trained into a perception both of form and colour . Mr. Leigh , when people have occupation they have no time , they have no need , for amusement ...
... present engaged on , I shall present to a school at Manchester that the children may be trained into a perception both of form and colour . Mr. Leigh , when people have occupation they have no time , they have no need , for amusement ...
Pàgina 28
... present , sorrow is still with us , and we must often suffer it now if we desire to conquer it for the future . But even at present life is not made up of sorrow . If we will but live it rightly , it becomes a glad and noble thing , and ...
... present , sorrow is still with us , and we must often suffer it now if we desire to conquer it for the future . But even at present life is not made up of sorrow . If we will but live it rightly , it becomes a glad and noble thing , and ...
Pàgina 39
... present tense only . A little while they are , and again a little while and they are not ; but we can never say that they have been . Come , Mrs. Norham , and gainsay , if you can , one single word of what I have said . Give me any ...
... present tense only . A little while they are , and again a little while and they are not ; but we can never say that they have been . Come , Mrs. Norham , and gainsay , if you can , one single word of what I have said . Give me any ...
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