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Page 119
... already included Critias . Of course it must have required some time for Socrates to extend his personal influence outside the group of lads with whom the friend of Alcibiades would naturally be familiar , such as the connexions of ...
... already included Critias . Of course it must have required some time for Socrates to extend his personal influence outside the group of lads with whom the friend of Alcibiades would naturally be familiar , such as the connexions of ...
Page 291
... already linked in fraternal relationship with the Lingei of Rome , will take the lead in the British Empire . Therefore , on behalf of my- self and of my country , I express to the ' Lover of Italy ' my heartiest feelings of gratitude ...
... already linked in fraternal relationship with the Lingei of Rome , will take the lead in the British Empire . Therefore , on behalf of my- self and of my country , I express to the ' Lover of Italy ' my heartiest feelings of gratitude ...
Page 498
... already quoted two lines from Shelley's Adonais : there are many more in the same poem which aim at setting forth a definite theory of immortality , and the poet is so full of it that he takes the best part of seventeen stanzas to ...
... already quoted two lines from Shelley's Adonais : there are many more in the same poem which aim at setting forth a definite theory of immortality , and the poet is so full of it that he takes the best part of seventeen stanzas to ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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