Things Ancient and ModernLongmans, Green, 1936 - 316 páginas |
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... young Fellow at his ease , but roused to instant indignation if anyone aired one of the heresies which he abominated , as , for instance , that Carlyle was a good writer or that any real change was desirable in his two loved colleges of ...
... young Fellow at his ease , but roused to instant indignation if anyone aired one of the heresies which he abominated , as , for instance , that Carlyle was a good writer or that any real change was desirable in his two loved colleges of ...
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... young Marlburians tended in my day to be shy , and to regard a stranger with some alarm : no such sentiment animated the young ruffians among whom my lot was cast . Upper School was a place as unfavourable as possible for discipline ...
... young Marlburians tended in my day to be shy , and to regard a stranger with some alarm : no such sentiment animated the young ruffians among whom my lot was cast . Upper School was a place as unfavourable as possible for discipline ...
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... young master an alarming compliment . In days not very remote this had been a monopoly of the Fellows , and when young Mr. Warre was invited to mount the pulpit it was a startling innovation . Those days were over : indeed it was ...
... young master an alarming compliment . In days not very remote this had been a monopoly of the Fellows , and when young Mr. Warre was invited to mount the pulpit it was a startling innovation . Those days were over : indeed it was ...
Conteúdo
CHAPTER I | 1 |
IntroductionEnglish suspicion of specialists and of school | 19 |
CHAPTER III | 39 |
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