The Atlantic Monthly, 145. kötetAtlantic Monthly Company, 1930 |
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590. oldal
... facts in place of little clear ones ; people feel more educated for this imposing sort of knowledge , but not more able , self- contained , and balanced . In fact , they are apt to be upset if the universe suddenly looms too large , may ...
... facts in place of little clear ones ; people feel more educated for this imposing sort of knowledge , but not more able , self- contained , and balanced . In fact , they are apt to be upset if the universe suddenly looms too large , may ...
592. oldal
... fact that there are different ways of looking at the same thing , and that some facts are not yet known . Our children do not respond to our constant prodding , ' Find it out for yourself , ' because they feel that we know the answer ...
... fact that there are different ways of looking at the same thing , and that some facts are not yet known . Our children do not respond to our constant prodding , ' Find it out for yourself , ' because they feel that we know the answer ...
20. oldal
... fact of the doll or the grinning horse would far more telling than his comment . These criticisms suggest that Mr. Tomlinson is an essayist rather tha a narrator , and that All Our Yesterdays ought to judged in the category of belles ...
... fact of the doll or the grinning horse would far more telling than his comment . These criticisms suggest that Mr. Tomlinson is an essayist rather tha a narrator , and that All Our Yesterdays ought to judged in the category of belles ...
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INDEX BY TITLES | 19 |
FROM THE JOURNAL OF WILLIAM A CROFFUT | 55 |
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