Macmillan's Magazine, Volume 66David Masson, George Grove, John Morley, Mowbray Morris Macmillan and Company, 1892 - English literature |
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... tion with perfect good humour ; he professed himself able to do it full justice . He remarked that he would gladly give up some of his material advantages to be a little less badgered , and that he had been quite content with his former ...
... tion with perfect good humour ; he professed himself able to do it full justice . He remarked that he would gladly give up some of his material advantages to be a little less badgered , and that he had been quite content with his former ...
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... tion among the medical charities and between them and general charity . Whether the influence of such a Board would be sufficient to enable it to prevent the establishment of useless or unworthy hospitals , it were hard to say . But it ...
... tion among the medical charities and between them and general charity . Whether the influence of such a Board would be sufficient to enable it to prevent the establishment of useless or unworthy hospitals , it were hard to say . But it ...
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... tion divided Oxford into religious par- ties . The Civil War made her a politi- cal partisan . Two new interests were thus created ; two new passions were kindled within the University which it would be only natural to conclude must ...
... tion divided Oxford into religious par- ties . The Civil War made her a politi- cal partisan . Two new interests were thus created ; two new passions were kindled within the University which it would be only natural to conclude must ...
Contents
Margaret Stuart by H C MACDOWALL 271 | 23 |
Noble Lady A | 39 |
Armands Mistake by Miss LYNCH 299 | 196 |
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