The Life and Correspondence of Thomas ArnoldFellowes, 1845 |
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... received through their co - operation , that I was not mistaken in the estimate I had formed of our common friend and master , and that the influ- ence of his teaching and example continues and will continue vi PREFACE .
... received through their co - operation , that I was not mistaken in the estimate I had formed of our common friend and master , and that the influ- ence of his teaching and example continues and will continue vi PREFACE .
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... common use in the University , was well devised for the tuition of young men of our age . We were not entirely set free from the leading - strings of the school ; accuracy was cared for ; we were accustomed to vivâ voce rendering , and ...
... common use in the University , was well devised for the tuition of young men of our age . We were not entirely set free from the leading - strings of the school ; accuracy was cared for ; we were accustomed to vivâ voce rendering , and ...
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... common room ; and he was , I rather think , admitted by Mr. Cooke at once into his senior class . As he was equal so was he ready to take part in our discussions : he was fond of convers- ation on serious matters , and vehement in ...
... common room ; and he was , I rather think , admitted by Mr. Cooke at once into his senior class . As he was equal so was he ready to take part in our discussions : he was fond of convers- ation on serious matters , and vehement in ...
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... common room engaged with him at once , with little order or consi- deration , as may be supposed , and not always with great scrupulosity as to the fairness of our arguments . This was attended by no loss of regard , and scarcely ever ...
... common room engaged with him at once , with little order or consi- deration , as may be supposed , and not always with great scrupulosity as to the fairness of our arguments . This was attended by no loss of regard , and scarcely ever ...
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... common friends that they would probably have met at Fox How under Arnold's roof , but a few weeks after he was called away to that state , in which the doubts and controversies of this life will receive their clear resolution . I return ...
... common friends that they would probably have met at Fox How under Arnold's roof , but a few weeks after he was called away to that state , in which the doubts and controversies of this life will receive their clear resolution . I return ...
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