The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volum 212A. Constable, 1910 |
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... complete the oratorical training begun by Cicero : " " arm yourself , ' he wrote , with all the variety of manner , copious- ness and beauty of diction , nobleness and magnificence of ideas of the Roman consul ; and render the powers of ...
... complete the oratorical training begun by Cicero : " " arm yourself , ' he wrote , with all the variety of manner , copious- ness and beauty of diction , nobleness and magnificence of ideas of the Roman consul ; and render the powers of ...
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... complete comprehension of their habits and mode of transmission is the first requisite for securing to our- selves protection from them . There are two modes by which the organism may be pro- tected against the ravages of these ...
... complete comprehension of their habits and mode of transmission is the first requisite for securing to our- selves protection from them . There are two modes by which the organism may be pro- tected against the ravages of these ...
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... complete a power of impersonation in dialogue as has ever been exhibited by a dramatic writer . ' This was high praise from the man who , among English nove- lists , probably possessed precisely that power in its highest degree ; but it ...
... complete a power of impersonation in dialogue as has ever been exhibited by a dramatic writer . ' This was high praise from the man who , among English nove- lists , probably possessed precisely that power in its highest degree ; but it ...
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