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... come to life ? Mr. Stokes is eager for the reader to feel the emotion of comple- tion , of joy at coming to the end of a journey , and so repeats the thought . Then comes the climax - landing . The " thump " ( what an ex- cellent word ...
... come to life ? Mr. Stokes is eager for the reader to feel the emotion of comple- tion , of joy at coming to the end of a journey , and so repeats the thought . Then comes the climax - landing . The " thump " ( what an ex- cellent word ...
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... comes to be a lawyer or maybe a newspaper editor or something like that , but he wasn't struck on himself . There ... come to that . My grand- father was Welsh and over in the old country , in Wales he was — But never mind that . The ...
... comes to be a lawyer or maybe a newspaper editor or something like that , but he wasn't struck on himself . There ... come to that . My grand- father was Welsh and over in the old country , in Wales he was — But never mind that . The ...
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... come here about the will , somehow she - we - always took for granted I should be the first to go . ROBERT ( devoutly ) ... comes into the man . ) Sir , I have come to a pass when foolish as applied to my own son would seem to me a very ...
... come here about the will , somehow she - we - always took for granted I should be the first to go . ROBERT ( devoutly ) ... comes into the man . ) Sir , I have come to a pass when foolish as applied to my own son would seem to me a very ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
SPEAKER | 13 |
Robert Hutchins The Test of Education | 25 |
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Oral Reading: Discussion and Principles, and an Anthology of Practice ... Lionel Crocker,Louis Michael Eich No preview available - 1955 |
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