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... character- ized by the universality of being addressed to man as man ; and how , in the next place , we may contract it to a more essential literature , in the books which strengthen rather than store the mind - giving it power rather ...
... character- ized by the universality of being addressed to man as man ; and how , in the next place , we may contract it to a more essential literature , in the books which strengthen rather than store the mind - giving it power rather ...
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... character - manly character and womanly character . I speak of them separately , not be- cause it is necessary so to do with reference to that which is essential literature , but because attention has lately been drawn to the subject of ...
... character - manly character and womanly character . I speak of them separately , not be- cause it is necessary so to do with reference to that which is essential literature , but because attention has lately been drawn to the subject of ...
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... character disfigures itself by obtrusiveness and self - sufficiency and pedantry . But , as far as my observation goes , that is not the state of society here ; on the contrary , there is needed an effort much more difficult than ...
... character disfigures itself by obtrusiveness and self - sufficiency and pedantry . But , as far as my observation goes , that is not the state of society here ; on the contrary , there is needed an effort much more difficult than ...
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... character . It has been justly remarked , that , with regard " to women of the highest intellectual endowments , we feel that we do them the utmost injustice in designating them by such terms as clever , ' able , ' ' learned ...
... character . It has been justly remarked , that , with regard " to women of the highest intellectual endowments , we feel that we do them the utmost injustice in designating them by such terms as clever , ' able , ' ' learned ...
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... character , have been paid than by this circle of his kind English friends . Especially I will venture to refer to Mr. Justice Coleridge and his kinsman , the Rev. Derwent Coleridge of St. Mark's College , Chelsea . W. B. R. was my ...
... character , have been paid than by this circle of his kind English friends . Especially I will venture to refer to Mr. Justice Coleridge and his kinsman , the Rev. Derwent Coleridge of St. Mark's College , Chelsea . W. B. R. was my ...
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