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الصفحة 195
simply as he would have spoken of paternal estates , and most of his contemporaries would take the situation equally as a matter of course . No wonder then that neither the Government nor the public thought any particular reason need be ...
simply as he would have spoken of paternal estates , and most of his contemporaries would take the situation equally as a matter of course . No wonder then that neither the Government nor the public thought any particular reason need be ...
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Would it not , for instance , be right for him to take a course in chymistry ? JOHNSON . Let him take a course in chymistry , or a course of rope - dancing , or a course of any thing to which he is inclined at the time .
Would it not , for instance , be right for him to take a course in chymistry ? JOHNSON . Let him take a course in chymistry , or a course of rope - dancing , or a course of any thing to which he is inclined at the time .
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For one thing , he was , of course , incapable of catching the subtle rhythms to which present - day ears are again attuned , and which are certainly sometimes ( though possibly not as often as modern prejudice likes to assume ) ...
For one thing , he was , of course , incapable of catching the subtle rhythms to which present - day ears are again attuned , and which are certainly sometimes ( though possibly not as often as modern prejudice likes to assume ) ...
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