Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 22 tomas |
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It is often asked , How could you associate and maintain such intimate relations with those dirty savages , living in the same tent or snow - hut with them ? To this the answer very naturally assumes the form of another question ...
It is often asked , How could you associate and maintain such intimate relations with those dirty savages , living in the same tent or snow - hut with them ? To this the answer very naturally assumes the form of another question ...
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... on the slippery edge of his hole , the question as to whether or not the devices to deceive and insnare him will prove successful adds great interest to the work , which increases in proportion as the distance between the sportsman ...
... on the slippery edge of his hole , the question as to whether or not the devices to deceive and insnare him will prove successful adds great interest to the work , which increases in proportion as the distance between the sportsman ...
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He thinks it the only question for wise men , instead of art , and fine fancies , and poetry , and such things , to address themselves to the problem of society . This confusion is the inevitable end of such falsehood and nonsense as ...
He thinks it the only question for wise men , instead of art , and fine fancies , and poetry , and such things , to address themselves to the problem of society . This confusion is the inevitable end of such falsehood and nonsense as ...
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The last test of the critic is , doubtless , the question , How does he bear himself toward those things or persons with whom he happens to disagree ? Carlyle cannot wholly stand this test , and , in so far , he is an imperfect Yet how ...
The last test of the critic is , doubtless , the question , How does he bear himself toward those things or persons with whom he happens to disagree ? Carlyle cannot wholly stand this test , and , in so far , he is an imperfect Yet how ...
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The " Condition - ofEngland " question was treated in altogether too a priori a fashion for the treatment to commend itself to merely practical politicians , who set before themselves the simple question , How is the Queen's government ...
The " Condition - ofEngland " question was treated in altogether too a priori a fashion for the treatment to commend itself to merely practical politicians , who set before themselves the simple question , How is the Queen's government ...
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| Pavadinimas | Scribner's Monthly An Illustrated Magazine for the People, 22 tomas |
| Redaktoriai | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Leidėjas | Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1881 |
| Originalas iš | Kalifornijos universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 10 gruodžio 2008 |
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