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Probably , if I were to re - write the Introduction now ( it was written and printed in
the Christmas of 1869 ) , I should alter some things in it . No teacher or student ,
with an interest in his work , but must be perpetually reconsidering and modifying
...
Probably , if I were to re - write the Introduction now ( it was written and printed in
the Christmas of 1869 ) , I should alter some things in it . No teacher or student ,
with an interest in his work , but must be perpetually reconsidering and modifying
...
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By these things be not troubled , O booklet ; for they would mean , in spite of
appearances , that you were really worthy . So this is the fortune I wish you ; and
if it is vouchsafed , then it cannot but be that you will be smiled as well as wept
over ...
By these things be not troubled , O booklet ; for they would mean , in spite of
appearances , that you were really worthy . So this is the fortune I wish you ; and
if it is vouchsafed , then it cannot but be that you will be smiled as well as wept
over ...
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... made painfully conscious that the fosterchildren of them were to a great degree
ignorant of what they ought to know , and accomplished in what was
comparatively worthless ; and at this state of things they have not unnaturally
murmured .
... made painfully conscious that the fosterchildren of them were to a great degree
ignorant of what they ought to know , and accomplished in what was
comparatively worthless ; and at this state of things they have not unnaturally
murmured .
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It was merry in England before the new learning came up ; yea , I would all things
were as hath been in times pust . ” Who could laugh at these words of a strangely
troubled spirit ? Rather one might weep over them ; there is a certain pathos in ...
It was merry in England before the new learning came up ; yea , I would all things
were as hath been in times pust . ” Who could laugh at these words of a strangely
troubled spirit ? Rather one might weep over them ; there is a certain pathos in ...
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While , as has been said above , something more than the memory is to be
thought of , and a mere loading of that faculty is before all things to be deprecated
, the memory is not to be neglected . The memory is to be the servant of the mind ;
it ...
While , as has been said above , something more than the memory is to be
thought of , and a mere loading of that faculty is before all things to be deprecated
, the memory is not to be neglected . The memory is to be the servant of the mind ;
it ...
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| Заглавие | Longer English Poems: With Notes Philological and Explanatory, and an Introduction on the Teacing of English |
| Редактор | John Wesley Hales |
| Издател | Macmillan, 1892 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 7 апр 2008 |
| Брой страници | 427 страници |
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