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... thrilling and popular in their appeal to capture the imagination and interest of every member of the family . It seems significant to mention here that when the final list of twenty volumes was compiled it contained books which had ...
... thrilling and popular in their appeal to capture the imagination and interest of every member of the family . It seems significant to mention here that when the final list of twenty volumes was compiled it contained books which had ...
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I mention this industry more particularly and the more freely , though it seems to be talking in my own praise , that those of my posterity who shall read it may know the use of that virtue when they see its effects in my favor ...
I mention this industry more particularly and the more freely , though it seems to be talking in my own praise , that those of my posterity who shall read it may know the use of that virtue when they see its effects in my favor ...
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Now , as to the inconveniences you mention : the first is that “ all our etymologies would be lost , and consequently we could not ascertain the meaning of many words . ” Etymologies are at present very uncertain ; but , such as they ...
Now , as to the inconveniences you mention : the first is that “ all our etymologies would be lost , and consequently we could not ascertain the meaning of many words . ” Etymologies are at present very uncertain ; but , such as they ...
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