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... course , had been excluded from it altogether ; and not offered to the attention of the pupils till , at a more advanced period of their academical course , they had furnish- ed themselves with a more extensive knowlege of facts , of ...
... course , had been excluded from it altogether ; and not offered to the attention of the pupils till , at a more advanced period of their academical course , they had furnish- ed themselves with a more extensive knowlege of facts , of ...
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... course , most commonly be little more than an echo of the lectures ; sometimes perhaps a mere repetition of words , without any very distinct ideas annexed to them . This , at least , will probably be the case if the Professor deals in ...
... course , most commonly be little more than an echo of the lectures ; sometimes perhaps a mere repetition of words , without any very distinct ideas annexed to them . This , at least , will probably be the case if the Professor deals in ...
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... course of a few minutes . The high rock off Cape Dudley Digges , was ob- served to increase in altitude from 2 ° to 5 ° within an hour ; in the course of next half hour it decreased to the appearance of a speck on the water , and soon ...
... course of a few minutes . The high rock off Cape Dudley Digges , was ob- served to increase in altitude from 2 ° to 5 ° within an hour ; in the course of next half hour it decreased to the appearance of a speck on the water , and soon ...
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