The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 69Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1911 |
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Pagina 276
... become blurred and indistinct through disordered brain action . Faulty memory , and the superposition of distorted former imaginings , give to present objective facts a sense of mystery . Thus , a blue colour will arouse associations of ...
... become blurred and indistinct through disordered brain action . Faulty memory , and the superposition of distorted former imaginings , give to present objective facts a sense of mystery . Thus , a blue colour will arouse associations of ...
Pagina 356
... become payable to anyone . It is hardly conceivable that a person should have been in uninterrupted receipt of wages for forty - five years , that during the whole time he should never have been ill , never have been unemployed , and ...
... become payable to anyone . It is hardly conceivable that a person should have been in uninterrupted receipt of wages for forty - five years , that during the whole time he should never have been ill , never have been unemployed , and ...
Pagina 510
... become established , owing in my opinion to the incapable class of men who have for many generations past been those chiefly employed to teach in schools , and owing to the unreasonable and irksome mode of teaching the elements of the ...
... become established , owing in my opinion to the incapable class of men who have for many generations past been those chiefly employed to teach in schools , and owing to the unreasonable and irksome mode of teaching the elements of the ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
THE CREATION OF PEERS BY QUEEN ANNE | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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