Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 142William Blackwood, 1887 |
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... position knowing all that was involved , and though it was , so to speak , her own fault that she had encountered these difficulties , still there could be no doubt that she had for years had much to bear ; and now what a climax , what ...
... position knowing all that was involved , and though it was , so to speak , her own fault that she had encountered these difficulties , still there could be no doubt that she had for years had much to bear ; and now what a climax , what ...
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... position . He thought it possible she might be chaffing , " but was by no means sure . And he had no doubt that she was plain . He was too polite , however , to show his perplexity . " Does she receive any male pupils ? " he asked ...
... position . He thought it possible she might be chaffing , " but was by no means sure . And he had no doubt that she was plain . He was too polite , however , to show his perplexity . " Does she receive any male pupils ? " he asked ...
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... position as master of my own household . And my ad- vice to you in your present cir- cumstances is that you should do likewise . If you have made up your mind to marry your daugh- ters , employ a go - between to look out fitting ...
... position as master of my own household . And my ad- vice to you in your present cir- cumstances is that you should do likewise . If you have made up your mind to marry your daugh- ters , employ a go - between to look out fitting ...
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... position ; and , advancing towards her husband , she said with some embarrassment— " There is no mistake in the matter . I told you that I should arrange our daughters ' marriages , and I have done so . Messrs Yang and Le are the ...
... position ; and , advancing towards her husband , she said with some embarrassment— " There is no mistake in the matter . I told you that I should arrange our daughters ' marriages , and I have done so . Messrs Yang and Le are the ...
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... position , of which there are gener- ally from two to three a - week . In one school I find that , count- ing both the time taken for pre- paration and that spent in class- work , not less than 27 hours per week are given to classics ...
... position , of which there are gener- ally from two to three a - week . In one school I find that , count- ing both the time taken for pre- paration and that spent in class- work , not less than 27 hours per week are given to classics ...
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