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... reasons on which it is founded . Lord Lyt- telton does not discuss the omission . of Greek on its merits ; he urges no reason for the change he proposes , which rests on an examination of the part which the study of Greek , performs in ...
... reasons on which it is founded . Lord Lyt- telton does not discuss the omission . of Greek on its merits ; he urges no reason for the change he proposes , which rests on an examination of the part which the study of Greek , performs in ...
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... reasons why the attack should not be made then , nor at all ; but it is now evident that these reasons were not allowed to prevail . The attack was to be , and it is hard to assign a good military reason why it did not take place ...
... reasons why the attack should not be made then , nor at all ; but it is now evident that these reasons were not allowed to prevail . The attack was to be , and it is hard to assign a good military reason why it did not take place ...
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... reason to hope ; but I can see no reason why you should not hope - and succeed , too - if you play your cards well . " " May I at least hope for your support ? " 66 ' Well , Mr. Tainsh , I have a re- gard for you , and what I can do I ...
... reason to hope ; but I can see no reason why you should not hope - and succeed , too - if you play your cards well . " " May I at least hope for your support ? " 66 ' Well , Mr. Tainsh , I have a re- gard for you , and what I can do I ...
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