Representative Selections: With Introduction, Bibliography, and NotesAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 544 pages |
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Page 37
... Piece was ready . I told him I had been busy , and having little In- clination had done nothing . He then show'd me his piece for my Opinion ; and I much approv'd it , as it appear'd to me to have great Merit . Now , says he , Osborne ...
... Piece was ready . I told him I had been busy , and having little In- clination had done nothing . He then show'd me his piece for my Opinion ; and I much approv'd it , as it appear'd to me to have great Merit . Now , says he , Osborne ...
Page 208
... Piece ; the Meaning of each Sentence , and of every uncom- mon Word . This would early acquaint them with the Meaning and Force of Words , and give them that most necessary Habit , of Reading with Attention . The Master then to read the ...
... Piece ; the Meaning of each Sentence , and of every uncom- mon Word . This would early acquaint them with the Meaning and Force of Words , and give them that most necessary Habit , of Reading with Attention . The Master then to read the ...
Page 407
... pieces and situations , the Dangers they are respectively exposed to , the several pos- sibilities of their aiding each other , the probabilities that the Adversary may make this or that move , and attack this or the other Piece , and ...
... pieces and situations , the Dangers they are respectively exposed to , the several pos- sibilities of their aiding each other , the probabilities that the Adversary may make this or that move , and attack this or the other Piece , and ...
Contents
The Age of Enlightenment | xiii |
Franklins Theories of Education | xxxii |
Franklins Literary Theory and Practice | xlvi |
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