Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... means of distin- guishing the honour man from the mere pass - man , the teaching of secondary subjects can never be placed upon a satisfactory footing . The idea that every certificated teacher can be expected to have the scholarship ...
... means of distin- guishing the honour man from the mere pass - man , the teaching of secondary subjects can never be placed upon a satisfactory footing . The idea that every certificated teacher can be expected to have the scholarship ...
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... meaning what " par- ents " means in French , the family and nearest relatives . Janet had rightly divined that Halliday re- ceived the news not with sympa- thetic pain or alarm , but with sup- pressed delight , looking forward to the ...
... meaning what " par- ents " means in French , the family and nearest relatives . Janet had rightly divined that Halliday re- ceived the news not with sympa- thetic pain or alarm , but with sup- pressed delight , looking forward to the ...
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... means for internal communi- cation , not only by roads but by telegraph . With a clearly laid down and simple method of working it not liable to go wrong or lead to mistakes -- these telegraphs would not require great skill . Means to ...
... means for internal communi- cation , not only by roads but by telegraph . With a clearly laid down and simple method of working it not liable to go wrong or lead to mistakes -- these telegraphs would not require great skill . Means to ...
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