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You may see in them the human heart of the man and his warm sympathy with children , as well as his knowledge , probably instinctive and gained without a thought , of what would interest them . Try as we might , we could not find a ...
You may see in them the human heart of the man and his warm sympathy with children , as well as his knowledge , probably instinctive and gained without a thought , of what would interest them . Try as we might , we could not find a ...
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... expression that ever beamed from human eye - always granting that kindliness to himself came just a little before his kindliness to his 2 C neighbour . It was a true expression , too ,. E 5 A GREAT TYPE AND A GREAT TIME The Haunts ...
... expression that ever beamed from human eye - always granting that kindliness to himself came just a little before his kindliness to his 2 C neighbour . It was a true expression , too ,. E 5 A GREAT TYPE AND A GREAT TIME The Haunts ...
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... but from a wide circle of the British public who saw in him a statesman of single aims , and a human being whom they could understand and admire . Nor should it be forgotten that he had in his own way remarkable oratorical gifts .
... but from a wide circle of the British public who saw in him a statesman of single aims , and a human being whom they could understand and admire . Nor should it be forgotten that he had in his own way remarkable oratorical gifts .
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An excellent change is noted in greater humanity shown to the lower animals , although Mrs Peel is constrained to tell us of an ... But human nature is unchanged , so our forefathers groaned and grumbled much as we groan and grumble .
An excellent change is noted in greater humanity shown to the lower animals , although Mrs Peel is constrained to tell us of an ... But human nature is unchanged , so our forefathers groaned and grumbled much as we groan and grumble .
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It will lose nothing of effect if we end up with another , as pendant to it , of the same Royal and very human personage as guest — this time from Lady Londonderry's book : On one occasion , when King Edward , as Prince of Wales ...
It will lose nothing of effect if we end up with another , as pendant to it , of the same Royal and very human personage as guest — this time from Lady Londonderry's book : On one occasion , when King Edward , as Prince of Wales ...
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| Pealkiri | The Quarterly Review, 248–249. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1927 |
| Original from | Georgia Ülikooli raamatukogud |
| Digitized | 10 juuni 2022 |
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