The National Review, Volume 44, Issue 2W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 654
... live in order to plough , but ploughs in order to live ; and that hard labour is not an end in itself but only a means . The old fal- lacies still survive , and popular indifference to education , as distinct from technical instruction ...
... live in order to plough , but ploughs in order to live ; and that hard labour is not an end in itself but only a means . The old fal- lacies still survive , and popular indifference to education , as distinct from technical instruction ...
Page 678
... lives . How different is this opinion of a wise and elderly man from that of many young parents who think they can go ... live . But though we may recommend to our children one sort of book in preference to another , yet any reading is ...
... lives . How different is this opinion of a wise and elderly man from that of many young parents who think they can go ... live . But though we may recommend to our children one sort of book in preference to another , yet any reading is ...
Page 872
... live on uric- acid - free foods " do not enjoy better health seems to me simple . To begin with , there are very few people indeed who eliminate from their diet all foods containing large amounts of uric acid , and yet take a sufficient ...
... live on uric- acid - free foods " do not enjoy better health seems to me simple . To begin with , there are very few people indeed who eliminate from their diet all foods containing large amounts of uric acid , and yet take a sufficient ...
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