The Journal of English Studies, Volume 2, Issue 1H. Marshall & Son., 1913 |
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Page 2
... seems unfitting in the balance of things that this Elizabethan Methusaleh , in compensation for his unique stretch of watchfulness over the renascence of life in every direction , should be relegated " to the background . " There is ...
... seems unfitting in the balance of things that this Elizabethan Methusaleh , in compensation for his unique stretch of watchfulness over the renascence of life in every direction , should be relegated " to the background . " There is ...
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... seems only fair to mention that Thomas Fuller also alludes to him , though only in connection with angling . Whilst employed in the pursuit of this art , it is stated that " either accidentally or by design , for the accounts vary ...
... seems only fair to mention that Thomas Fuller also alludes to him , though only in connection with angling . Whilst employed in the pursuit of this art , it is stated that " either accidentally or by design , for the accounts vary ...
Page 10
... seems to have been an acceptable preacher , especially for great occasions . Thus more than once he preached the Spital Sermon . In 1561 a great fire occurred , burning down the steeple and a portion of St. Paul's . The next Sunday but ...
... seems to have been an acceptable preacher , especially for great occasions . Thus more than once he preached the Spital Sermon . In 1561 a great fire occurred , burning down the steeple and a portion of St. Paul's . The next Sunday but ...
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... seems to emerge from the background into the glare of renown , this may perhaps bear quotation : Great Alexander all the world Did in subjection bringe : Rude barbarous people thou dost tame ; Thou dost a greater thing . * We cannot do ...
... seems to emerge from the background into the glare of renown , this may perhaps bear quotation : Great Alexander all the world Did in subjection bringe : Rude barbarous people thou dost tame ; Thou dost a greater thing . * We cannot do ...
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... seems that no parents now ever read aloud to their children , or let the children read to them ; all is left to chance or the schoolmaster . And I am bound to say that we schoolmasters are culpably careless , even where the material is ...
... seems that no parents now ever read aloud to their children , or let the children read to them ; all is left to chance or the schoolmaster . And I am bound to say that we schoolmasters are culpably careless , even where the material is ...
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