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... whole is composed of parts , and the effect of the whole is built up from the sum of the parts . What relation do these parts bear to one another ? We do not simply absorb the words from the page one by one , individual and distinct ...
... whole is composed of parts , and the effect of the whole is built up from the sum of the parts . What relation do these parts bear to one another ? We do not simply absorb the words from the page one by one , individual and distinct ...
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... whole thing out of its parts , the whole thing which made the Twentieth Century productive . The Twentieth Century conceived an automobile as a whole , so to speak , and then created it , built it up out of its parts . It was an ...
... whole thing out of its parts , the whole thing which made the Twentieth Century productive . The Twentieth Century conceived an automobile as a whole , so to speak , and then created it , built it up out of its parts . It was an ...
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... whole world , if you could know the whole life history of everyone in the world , their slight resemblances and lack of resemblances . I made enor- mous charts , and I tried to carry these charts out . You start in and you take everyone ...
... whole world , if you could know the whole life history of everyone in the world , their slight resemblances and lack of resemblances . I made enor- mous charts , and I tried to carry these charts out . You start in and you take everyone ...
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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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