The Life and Correspondence of Thomas ArnoldFellowes, 1845 |
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... seem to have less place . You know in later life how much he thought his beloved Fox How enhanced in value by its neighbourhood to Rydal Mount , and what store he set on the privilege of frequent and friendly converse with the venerable ...
... seem to have less place . You know in later life how much he thought his beloved Fox How enhanced in value by its neighbourhood to Rydal Mount , and what store he set on the privilege of frequent and friendly converse with the venerable ...
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... seems to have been the chief sphere of his studies , - and the first book after his election which appears in the Oriel library as taken out in his name , is Rymer's Foedera . Many of the judgments of his maturer years on Gibbon , Livy ...
... seems to have been the chief sphere of his studies , - and the first book after his election which appears in the Oriel library as taken out in his name , is Rymer's Foedera . Many of the judgments of his maturer years on Gibbon , Livy ...
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... seems to have been conscious of the existence of the temptation within him , and of the necessity of contending against it . " I believe , " he said , many years afterwards , in speaking of these early struggles to a Rugby pupil who was ...
... seems to have been conscious of the existence of the temptation within him , and of the necessity of contending against it . " I believe , " he said , many years afterwards , in speaking of these early struggles to a Rugby pupil who was ...
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... seems to have re- garded it as his work for life . " I have always thought , " he writes in 1823 , " with regard to am- bition , that I should like to be aut Cæsar aut nullus , and as it is pretty well settled for me that I shall not be ...
... seems to have re- garded it as his work for life . " I have always thought , " he writes in 1823 , " with regard to am- bition , that I should like to be aut Cæsar aut nullus , and as it is pretty well settled for me that I shall not be ...
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... seems to me to consist in this , that men enter upon it as a means to some further end ; are always impatient for the time when they may lay it aside ; whereas if you enter upon it heartily as your life's business , as a man enters upon ...
... seems to me to consist in this , that men enter upon it as a means to some further end ; are always impatient for the time when they may lay it aside ; whereas if you enter upon it heartily as your life's business , as a man enters upon ...
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