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... observed , too , that blunders thus made are for the most part irreparable . As a rule , no subsequent examination can afford the information which at first was patent to skilful eyes and a trained intellect . Even if the Coroner ON THE ...
... observed , too , that blunders thus made are for the most part irreparable . As a rule , no subsequent examination can afford the information which at first was patent to skilful eyes and a trained intellect . Even if the Coroner ON THE ...
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... observed by the ancient masters of the art that Rhetoric requires variety of style , and that the graceful and impressive speaker must be able not only to " pack thoughts closely and symmetrically , " but " to bring them out roundly and ...
... observed by the ancient masters of the art that Rhetoric requires variety of style , and that the graceful and impressive speaker must be able not only to " pack thoughts closely and symmetrically , " but " to bring them out roundly and ...
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... observations on the Period in Campbell's " Philosophy of Rhetoric , " Book iii . c . 3 , s . 3 , and to Archbishop Whately's Essay on Rhetoric in the " Encyclopædia Metro- politana , " ch . iii . p . 286 , & c . See also the small ...
... observations on the Period in Campbell's " Philosophy of Rhetoric , " Book iii . c . 3 , s . 3 , and to Archbishop Whately's Essay on Rhetoric in the " Encyclopædia Metro- politana , " ch . iii . p . 286 , & c . See also the small ...
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... observation and emphatic in expres- sion , but merely with a view to win the assent and approbation of the master before them as to the case in hand . No free aspirations or spontaneous enlarge- ment can have place in their minds . They ...
... observation and emphatic in expres- sion , but merely with a view to win the assent and approbation of the master before them as to the case in hand . No free aspirations or spontaneous enlarge- ment can have place in their minds . They ...
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... observe that they intrinsically resemble those of Germany . The rules and Laws relating to negoti- able instruments are contained in the code of the Empire promulgated 23rd June , 1832 , || and further amended 15th December , 1862 . The ...
... observe that they intrinsically resemble those of Germany . The rules and Laws relating to negoti- able instruments are contained in the code of the Empire promulgated 23rd June , 1832 , || and further amended 15th December , 1862 . The ...
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