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... common degree . But his reading had never been conducted upon that system which the Oxford examinations , essentially and very properly intended for men of average abilities , render almost incumbent upon every candidate for the highest ...
... common- wealth . Supposing the contest then to have lain between the democratic despotism of Julius and the spurious aristocracy of his rivals , we believe there was little to choose . So far we travel cheerfully in Mr. De Quincey's ...
... common sense , and evidence ; few or none to passion or to faith . And while it suffered theology to languish , it consolidated the British Con- stitution , and completed the fabric of the British empire . Hæ tibi erunt artes . And ...
... common nature with the King , and write good Latin , whereas all the world knows what sort of Latin is found among dogs , may not have as good a right to standing - room as a low - bred quadruped with a tail like you . " Non usque adeo ...
... common life . ' This is just one of that numerous class of generalisations which we admire and distrust at the same time . We admire it for the discovery of a particular coincidence hitherto unsuspected : we distrust it for the general ...