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These languages were therefore learned to be written and spoken , not to be dozed over , dabbled in , and for- gotten . They were learned in the natural way , by concrete examples , and by assiduous practice , not out of grammars ...
These languages were therefore learned to be written and spoken , not to be dozed over , dabbled in , and for- gotten . They were learned in the natural way , by concrete examples , and by assiduous practice , not out of grammars ...
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If this natural method were to be duly inaugurated , we believe that Greek and Latin might be thoroughly learned in one third of the time now spent in learning them superfi- cially . We should again have excellent Hellenists and Latin- ...
If this natural method were to be duly inaugurated , we believe that Greek and Latin might be thoroughly learned in one third of the time now spent in learning them superfi- cially . We should again have excellent Hellenists and Latin- ...
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The propositions may be emphatic , but of unequal worth ; as , " He has not only learned his lesson , but he understands it , " thus forming a climax ; " I have formed him ; yea , I have made him . " 4.
The propositions may be emphatic , but of unequal worth ; as , " He has not only learned his lesson , but he understands it , " thus forming a climax ; " I have formed him ; yea , I have made him . " 4.
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Contents
LAURENCE Sterne | 1 |
METEORIC SHOWERS | 38 |
THE RELIGIOUS REFORM MOVEMENT IN ITALY | 51 |
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