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... as in our language; nor in the accusative case 1 is any attention paid to the position of thle subject. ina g writing or speaking the words - with. a hook, 1with a tI knife,' they use ,a sign or root signifying employ- iv ample7 bookt, employ knife; ...

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... to do good by conversation who has not attained the first raqni- sites of correct and agreeable speech. There are modes of speaking, not very rare in Society, which would of thhem- selves destroy the interest' f the best story. To Say nothing of that m ...

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... whiskers; lisa browsvswere black arid heavy; amid witen Isis face wvas still, east a shsadowv with Ihis eyelashes. But iil speak[ing, litoe oitiiaially lifteti these he0avy eye- brows to theier utisost possibility, so that tile space betweeni * tem ud ...

CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION AT THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

... acid bite Test Commandments ai -were adopted, lie thougist it would ileet With approval. Wv Sir J-ohn thou wesit onl to speak as to the necessity Of a tlmec siret say views and mut bf eparriednot.' loiehoped to deal wvith bieqeti on. As for himself ...

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... resemble the monsumemnts of roughe stones whvichi Arriam ray's lie saw in Asia Mi1ner, ouch also those cf wehiche Calpurnius speaks in one of lisa hichogucs. Strabo, thle celebratted geographcer, whilst tr-avelling in E'gypt, eneousitered seine temples of ...

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... wider at good landlord, and ecejoy i the security of a lease. Thus, in the outliers own wvords :-I Ycc speaking of Irehbced, it is impossible to speak of it as a whcole. In every barony, almost ice every towrnbliecd, you wilciless fertility and barrecnness ...

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... offer and America horiourably accel)t. Whers once thils difliculty that now separates them shlall be removod, the nations list speak the English1 tongue will constitute all empire, divided by seas and separate in institutions, indeed, but as powerful, andl ...

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... injustice pervading this class, cnd having for its immediate objects the landlords and thes~ir agents. The tenesits don't speak out their feelings, because they dare not. They featr that to offend the othice is word or deed is to expose themselves and ...

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... Devonsshire, and the Margravine of Anseels. She paists thc Prince of Wales, them in the heighit of his beauty and popularity, speaks of Mls. Siddous and liar encshantress voice, and after three years' residence goes to Switzerland, passes some tims at ...

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... heard him can denybins a very unusual share of oratorical genius. The ease and perfect self-possession with which .he always speaks, Isis deep, lerond, sonorous, and robust voice, hits soataand over its intonation, asid thle great earnestacess end foree ...

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... hot-blast stove, which is a modification and simplificatioce of the Sienoens-Cowper stove ill use at tfle Ormesby works. Report speaks of it very favourably as a fuel-saving applianice. Tho invecetor of itis Mr. Thomnas Vlitwvell, of the Tliornaby Ironlworlks ...

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... We on' stopt ale' teak a gicd leuk at hint afoor accyhody spink; at last ladder said, laid- dun'l shiarpl-lilce-(he ole's speaks tluct way when we're owte sa ticceeg, does fuadiscr)-- 'We've SUcMMnt else to den here nor to gia rakitng ower t'fil~s iv ...