Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... learning which Pitt laid in during this part of his life was certainly very extraordinary . fact , it was all that he ever possessed ; for he very early became too busy to have any spare time for books . The work in which he took the ...
... learning which Pitt laid in during this part of his life was certainly very extraordinary . fact , it was all that he ever possessed ; for he very early became too busy to have any spare time for books . The work in which he took the ...
الصفحة 352
... learning , will be admitted . But , it may be said , he has at least something to show for it . Un- happily he has sacrificed , in order to acquire it , the very things without which it was impossible for him to use it . He has acted ...
... learning , will be admitted . But , it may be said , he has at least something to show for it . Un- happily he has sacrificed , in order to acquire it , the very things without which it was impossible for him to use it . He has acted ...
الصفحة 354
... learning seem to us very much to resemble those which the old Roman enter- tained with regard to his favourite method of cultivation . Is a young man able to spare the time necessary for pass- ing through the University ? Make him a ...
... learning seem to us very much to resemble those which the old Roman enter- tained with regard to his favourite method of cultivation . Is a young man able to spare the time necessary for pass- ing through the University ? Make him a ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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