Littell's Living Age, Volume 162Living Age Company Incorporated, 1884 |
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Page 70
... hold their own , and , under whatever rule or supremacy , are likely to hold it ; and their advance in prosperity and culture , though slow , is real and steady . Their greatest disadvantage con- sists in their too frequent adoption of ...
... hold their own , and , under whatever rule or supremacy , are likely to hold it ; and their advance in prosperity and culture , though slow , is real and steady . Their greatest disadvantage con- sists in their too frequent adoption of ...
Page 519
... hold nocturnal lectures in their own houses ; the beadles were generally too sharp and put a stop to them , and the professor paid his fine . The students , in the plenitude of their liberty , were very wilful and headstrong ; if they ...
... hold nocturnal lectures in their own houses ; the beadles were generally too sharp and put a stop to them , and the professor paid his fine . The students , in the plenitude of their liberty , were very wilful and headstrong ; if they ...
Page 784
... hold the umbrella above her head , and lend her his arm , as she had not been strong lately , and was not looking well ? In vain Íris protested she could hold the umbrella and walk by herself perfectly well . She was compelled to parade ...
... hold the umbrella above her head , and lend her his arm , as she had not been strong lately , and was not looking well ? In vain Íris protested she could hold the umbrella and walk by herself perfectly well . She was compelled to parade ...
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