Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 78
... mind , but to train each mind thoroughly and systematically in one branch or one side of know- ledge ; for the mind which has been thoroughly trained in this way will be able , when time and opportunity offers , to make itself master of ...
... mind , but to train each mind thoroughly and systematically in one branch or one side of know- ledge ; for the mind which has been thoroughly trained in this way will be able , when time and opportunity offers , to make itself master of ...
Page 156
... mind as the female mind ought to be swayed , half by sweet persua- sion , half by the magnetism of his superior force of impulse , to adopt it as her own . The idea that she might insist , and decline to be influenced , was one which he ...
... mind as the female mind ought to be swayed , half by sweet persua- sion , half by the magnetism of his superior force of impulse , to adopt it as her own . The idea that she might insist , and decline to be influenced , was one which he ...
Page 344
... mind , which was only a girl's mind , in many ways wayward and fantastic , but yet at bottom a clear spirit , candid and reason- able . This would have to be . She must accept the money , she who had been so independent . must learn how ...
... mind , which was only a girl's mind , in many ways wayward and fantastic , but yet at bottom a clear spirit , candid and reason- able . This would have to be . She must accept the money , she who had been so independent . must learn how ...
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