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... period he became a member of Clif- ford's Inn ; and in the course of the next year of the Inner Temple . While a student of the latter society , he is said to have exhibited proofs of the high legal talents by which he was afterwards so ...
... period he became a member of Clif- ford's Inn ; and in the course of the next year of the Inner Temple . While a student of the latter society , he is said to have exhibited proofs of the high legal talents by which he was afterwards so ...
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... period of his life , he is said to have proposed to himself as a model the character of Atticus , who , amidst the turbulence of contending fac- tions , met with the esteem and regard of all . [ Note 27. ] In imitation of the Roman ...
... period of his life , he is said to have proposed to himself as a model the character of Atticus , who , amidst the turbulence of contending fac- tions , met with the esteem and regard of all . [ Note 27. ] In imitation of the Roman ...
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... period so much in vogue , she taught her son to love instruction by rendering it pleasant to him . Her prin- cipal ... period he had the misfortune to break his thigh- bone , an accident which detained him at home for up- wards of a year ...
... period so much in vogue , she taught her son to love instruction by rendering it pleasant to him . Her prin- cipal ... period he had the misfortune to break his thigh- bone , an accident which detained him at home for up- wards of a year ...
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