Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... studies were superintended by a clergyman named Wilson ; and those studies , though often interrupted by illness , were prosecuted with extraordinary success . Before the lad had completed his fifteenth year , his knowl- edge both of ...
... studies were superintended by a clergyman named Wilson ; and those studies , though often interrupted by illness , were prosecuted with extraordinary success . Before the lad had completed his fifteenth year , his knowl- edge both of ...
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... studies which occupy so large a part of the early life of every gentleman bred in the south of our island is , that they prevent him from acquiring a command of his mother tongue , and that it is not unusual to meet with a youth of ...
... studies which occupy so large a part of the early life of every gentleman bred in the south of our island is , that they prevent him from acquiring a command of his mother tongue , and that it is not unusual to meet with a youth of ...
الصفحة 355
... studies are fairly bestowed on those who excel . The fact however is , that they are in many cases appropriated to particular counties , parishes , or names . The effect of the former system is to encourage studies of secondary ...
... studies are fairly bestowed on those who excel . The fact however is , that they are in many cases appropriated to particular counties , parishes , or names . The effect of the former system is to encourage studies of secondary ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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