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Before Charles had even the power of telling a word of his story , they provided him with every comfort at their command , and during the week which elapsed before they reached St. Nazaire , Greville had good reason for thankfulness not ...
Before Charles had even the power of telling a word of his story , they provided him with every comfort at their command , and during the week which elapsed before they reached St. Nazaire , Greville had good reason for thankfulness not ...
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Jem was just about to suggest to his uncle that they knew where they were , ' and to give reasons for self - gratulation on the happy position of affairs , when the library door opened , and a visitor of some consequence was announced ...
Jem was just about to suggest to his uncle that they knew where they were , ' and to give reasons for self - gratulation on the happy position of affairs , when the library door opened , and a visitor of some consequence was announced ...
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There may be special reasons to show that it is right and expedient that a scrap of Germany , a scrap of Italy , a scrap of Poland , a scrap of Russia , a scrap of the Rouman and Servian ...
There may be special reasons to show that it is right and expedient that a scrap of Germany , a scrap of Italy , a scrap of Poland , a scrap of Russia , a scrap of the Rouman and Servian ...
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We may not be able to reason out all that is implied in our lot , far less what may be the aim of that Cosmos in which we are set ; but at any rate we have intuitions , and Faith is above Knowledge . Tho ' much be taken , much is left ...
We may not be able to reason out all that is implied in our lot , far less what may be the aim of that Cosmos in which we are set ; but at any rate we have intuitions , and Faith is above Knowledge . Tho ' much be taken , much is left ...
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If we were to put in the shortest form Montaigne's idea of the end of education , we should say that it is this : that a man be trained up to the use of his own reason . ' A man , ' he 6 says , can never be wise save by his own wisdom .
If we were to put in the shortest form Montaigne's idea of the end of education , we should say that it is this : that a man be trained up to the use of his own reason . ' A man , ' he 6 says , can never be wise save by his own wisdom .
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