Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 - Great Britain |
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Page 21
... means generally relied on for daily pleasure . The last , in particular , was so commonly attached to a house , that ... mean , was disproportionate and excessive . Not having had the advantages of a college education themselves , my ...
... means generally relied on for daily pleasure . The last , in particular , was so commonly attached to a house , that ... mean , was disproportionate and excessive . Not having had the advantages of a college education themselves , my ...
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... means of subsistence . Respecting the first class no difficulty occurs . The providing for those whom age has disabled , and whom fortune has not so favoured as to pro- vide them with a sufficient fund for their main- tenance , cannot ...
... means of subsistence . Respecting the first class no difficulty occurs . The providing for those whom age has disabled , and whom fortune has not so favoured as to pro- vide them with a sufficient fund for their main- tenance , cannot ...
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... means of wholesome subsis- tence ; but nothing more : your living will not be better than that of the poor man not asking aid ; it will , in fact , not be so good . You will not have the luxuries of life ; and you must not eat the bread ...
... means of wholesome subsis- tence ; but nothing more : your living will not be better than that of the poor man not asking aid ; it will , in fact , not be so good . You will not have the luxuries of life ; and you must not eat the bread ...
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... means the policy we should recommend . Make the Government effi- cient , say we , and make it responsible . The Ministers , we fear , will not be able to cope with the whole evil : that is , the power of the Justices in the Legislature ...
... means the policy we should recommend . Make the Government effi- cient , say we , and make it responsible . The Ministers , we fear , will not be able to cope with the whole evil : that is , the power of the Justices in the Legislature ...
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... means by which it was first advanced ; so that barrel- organs are fast falling in general estimation . Music of a higher cast , and masters of deeper science and more skilled execution , are , there- fore , in nowaday request . Some of ...
... means by which it was first advanced ; so that barrel- organs are fast falling in general estimation . Music of a higher cast , and masters of deeper science and more skilled execution , are , there- fore , in nowaday request . Some of ...
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