 | 1865 - 374 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...glance the student can obtain some idea of the subject. Such looks as these are the true foundations of that knowledge ichich raiders men celebrated and famous.... | |
 | Ellen L. Brown - 1865 - 176 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...those of his fellow. It gives us a glimpse of the celebriiies assembled -within its portals. At a glance the student can obtain some idea of the sul... | |
 | Horace Elisha Scudder - 1865 - 242 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against those of hi 4 fellow. It gives us a glimpse of the celebrities assembled within its portals. At a glance the... | |
 | Catherine Douglas Bell, Kate (Cousin [i.e. Catherine Douglas Bell.]) - 1866 - 442 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...student can obtain some idea of the subject. Suck books as these are the true foundations of that knowledge which renders men celebrated and famous. In One... | |
 | Catherine Douglas Bell - 1866 - 458 pages
...specimen of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...student can obtain some idea of the subject. Suck 'mills aa these are the true foundationt of that knowledgt which, renders men celebrated and famous.... | |
 | Horace William Wheelwright - 1866 - 460 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...glance the student can obtain some idea of the subject. Such looks as these are the true foundations of that knowledge which renders men celelrated and famous.... | |
 | Catherine Douglas Bell - 1866 - 400 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...glance the student can obtain some idea of the subject, finch books as these are the true foundations of that knowledge which renders men celebrated and famous.... | |
 | mrs. Henry H B. Paull - 1866 - 298 pages
...specimen of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against...glance the student can obtain some idea of the subject. Such books as these are the true foundations of that knowledge which renders men celebrated and famous.... | |
 | Catherine Douglas Bell - 1866 - 312 pages
...of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against those of bis fellow. It gives us a glimpse of the celebrities assembled within its portals. At a glance the... | |
 | American life - 1866 - 416 pages
...specimen of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another; and if inclined to be critical, he can weigh the merits of one writer against those of hi* fellow. It gives us a glimpse of the celebrities assembled within its portals. At a glance the... | |
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Philosophers, arranged so as to form half an hour's reading for every day of the year. The student finds a taste of every quality, and a specimen of every style. Should he grow weary of one author, he can turn to another ; and if inclined to be critical,... 
