The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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Page 1096
... become convinced of the difference to which we have alluded , that many of these men are not utterly irreclaimable ; and that by degrees they will become willing to extend a helping hand to such as may really prove them- selves ...
... become convinced of the difference to which we have alluded , that many of these men are not utterly irreclaimable ; and that by degrees they will become willing to extend a helping hand to such as may really prove them- selves ...
Page 1284
... become similar in intonation to that of one born deaf and dumb , but who had been taught to speak . This ap- pears to be corroborative of his former assertion relative to the affinity between the organs of hearing and speech . So strong ...
... become similar in intonation to that of one born deaf and dumb , but who had been taught to speak . This ap- pears to be corroborative of his former assertion relative to the affinity between the organs of hearing and speech . So strong ...
Page 1345
... become rare and are becoming rarer . When the educated men of the first quarter of the present century , might be classed at fifty per cent of bigots , the second quarter has not produced more than ten ; and we have reasons to hope that ...
... become rare and are becoming rarer . When the educated men of the first quarter of the present century , might be classed at fifty per cent of bigots , the second quarter has not produced more than ten ; and we have reasons to hope that ...
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