Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Հատոր 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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... tion of the children from attend- ing school for the greater part of the year , and that there are com- paratively few who cannot attend The during the winter months . problem of education for the rural population in Scotland is ...
... tion of the children from attend- ing school for the greater part of the year , and that there are com- paratively few who cannot attend The during the winter months . problem of education for the rural population in Scotland is ...
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tion to believe in Eila's love , or at least to argue her into a belief of it . " Mr. Tainsh , " cried the young lady , " I will not be treated like a child ; and as you will not bring this singular conversation to a close , I must do ...
tion to believe in Eila's love , or at least to argue her into a belief of it . " Mr. Tainsh , " cried the young lady , " I will not be treated like a child ; and as you will not bring this singular conversation to a close , I must do ...
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... tion , " and all aimed at the reforma- tion and amendment of man . It seems useless to pause to make any formal criticism of these works . They contain many passages worthy of Cowper's genius , but in them- selves the interest is not ...
... tion , " and all aimed at the reforma- tion and amendment of man . It seems useless to pause to make any formal criticism of these works . They contain many passages worthy of Cowper's genius , but in them- selves the interest is not ...
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