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Pagina 71
... English abounds Take , again , the word " to . " How in the abnormal . He requires a hard to explain to a young mind language obedient to general rules ; the distinctions in the following : English is notoriously the reverse . " Go to ...
... English abounds Take , again , the word " to . " How in the abnormal . He requires a hard to explain to a young mind language obedient to general rules ; the distinctions in the following : English is notoriously the reverse . " Go to ...
Pagina 74
... English implies not understanding only , but judgment , taste , power over language - in short , all the elements of literary culture . The ideas of a French or German author may often be translated into English almost as they stand ...
... English implies not understanding only , but judgment , taste , power over language - in short , all the elements of literary culture . The ideas of a French or German author may often be translated into English almost as they stand ...
Pagina 79
... English , tempered with a mo- derate amount of mathematics , French , and history ( including divinity ) . He works about 40 hours in the week , and from the time he is eleven he will de- vote no less than from 18 to 19 hours per week ...
... English , tempered with a mo- derate amount of mathematics , French , and history ( including divinity ) . He works about 40 hours in the week , and from the time he is eleven he will de- vote no less than from 18 to 19 hours per week ...
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