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... habits of reading . The discouraging effect which is produced by the pre- sent and perpetually increasing multitude of books is , in some degree , lessened by the thought that all are not literature . A vast deal of paper is printed and ...
... habits of reading . The discouraging effect which is produced by the pre- sent and perpetually increasing multitude of books is , in some degree , lessened by the thought that all are not literature . A vast deal of paper is printed and ...
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... habits of some other species of created things . Again , as to all controversies respect- ing the equality of the sexes , or relative superiority or inferiority , I have only to say , that to me they are simply odious , wrong , I ...
... habits of some other species of created things . Again , as to all controversies respect- ing the equality of the sexes , or relative superiority or inferiority , I have only to say , that to me they are simply odious , wrong , I ...
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... habits of thought a task that demands all of wo- manly sagacity and gentleness , and is a trial to womanly modesty . The companionship of the sexes is important in the culture of each , and by such communion the marvel- lous harmony of ...
... habits of thought a task that demands all of wo- manly sagacity and gentleness , and is a trial to womanly modesty . The companionship of the sexes is important in the culture of each , and by such communion the marvel- lous harmony of ...
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... habit of reading , whether in man or woman , may be described as the combination of passive recipiency from the book and the mind's reaction upon it : this equipoise is true culture . But , in a great deal of reading , the passiveness ...
... habit of reading , whether in man or woman , may be described as the combination of passive recipiency from the book and the mind's reaction upon it : this equipoise is true culture . But , in a great deal of reading , the passiveness ...
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... habits of reading . It Biographia Literaria , of S. T. C. Vol . i . Part . 1. p . clxxxiv . Ed . 1847. This daughter was Mrs. Sara Coleridge , who died in 1852 . I do not know where I can more appositely note the fact , that , when ...
... habits of reading . It Biographia Literaria , of S. T. C. Vol . i . Part . 1. p . clxxxiv . Ed . 1847. This daughter was Mrs. Sara Coleridge , who died in 1852 . I do not know where I can more appositely note the fact , that , when ...
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