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How far do you consider this explanation satisfactory ? Discuss fully . ( d ) Give brief character sketches of two of the following : the King , Polonius , Laertes , Horatio . 7. ( a ) What though the field be lost ?
How far do you consider this explanation satisfactory ? Discuss fully . ( d ) Give brief character sketches of two of the following : the King , Polonius , Laertes , Horatio . 7. ( a ) What though the field be lost ?
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Did men but consider that every object of the senses are only so many sensations in their minds , which have no existence but barely being perceived , doubtless they never fall down and worship their own ideas ; but that Eternal Mind ...
Did men but consider that every object of the senses are only so many sensations in their minds , which have no existence but barely being perceived , doubtless they never fall down and worship their own ideas ; but that Eternal Mind ...
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... I trust my conscience acquits me of not having done the utmost , that I only regret not having done enough , or lest I may have lost some possible means of averting what I consider the greatest calamity that can befall a country .
... I trust my conscience acquits me of not having done the utmost , that I only regret not having done enough , or lest I may have lost some possible means of averting what I consider the greatest calamity that can befall a country .
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Make into Greek : The ambassador being present in the council when these matters were being discussed , told them that he thought it of far greater moment for them to consider what they were to do than what they were to say ; for when ...
Make into Greek : The ambassador being present in the council when these matters were being discussed , told them that he thought it of far greater moment for them to consider what they were to do than what they were to say ; for when ...
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When we are employed in reading a great and good author , we ought to consider ourselves as searching after treasures which , if well and regularly laid up in the mind , will be of use to us on sundry Occasions in our lives .
When we are employed in reading a great and good author , we ought to consider ourselves as searching after treasures which , if well and regularly laid up in the mind , will be of use to us on sundry Occasions in our lives .
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| Pavadinimas | Examination Papers |
| Autorius | Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.) |
| Išleista | 1911 |
| Originalas iš | Harvardo universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 31 gegužės 2007 |
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