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... is undoubtedly , by a natural right , the most proper person to have all private letters sub- mitted to his eye , and all family affairs intrusted to his judgment . With this feeling , and with the full conviction that.
... is undoubtedly , by a natural right , the most proper person to have all private letters sub- mitted to his eye , and all family affairs intrusted to his judgment . With this feeling , and with the full conviction that.
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... natural manner than if his letters had been worked up into a regular narrative . My father has long been before the public , and has obtained a large share of praise , as well as of cen- sure and misrepresentation ; he has yet , however ...
... natural manner than if his letters had been worked up into a regular narrative . My father has long been before the public , and has obtained a large share of praise , as well as of cen- sure and misrepresentation ; he has yet , however ...
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... nature its chief interest and its highest beauty . I must now make my acknowledgements generally to those friends and correspondents of my father who have most kindly placed their letters at my disposal . And in particular to Mrs. Henry ...
... nature its chief interest and its highest beauty . I must now make my acknowledgements generally to those friends and correspondents of my father who have most kindly placed their letters at my disposal . And in particular to Mrs. Henry ...
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... natural I know both by expe- rience and observation . My children never speak of their brother Herbert , and I never utter his name except in my prayers , unless some special cause acts upon me like a moral obligation . I begin in the ...
... natural I know both by expe- rience and observation . My children never speak of their brother Herbert , and I never utter his name except in my prayers , unless some special cause acts upon me like a moral obligation . I begin in the ...
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... Nature , and Object of the New System of Education , " you will find a passage at pp . 85 , 86 , written in remembrance of this cyphering - book , and of the effects which it produced upon me in early boy- hood . When my uncle John was ...
... Nature , and Object of the New System of Education , " you will find a passage at pp . 85 , 86 , written in remembrance of this cyphering - book , and of the effects which it produced upon me in early boy- hood . When my uncle John was ...
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